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generator-data-science

v0.1.0

Published

A generator to set-up a standardized project structure for any Data Science project.

Downloads

3

Readme

generator-data-science

This project contains different Yeoman generators that can be used to create a standardized project structure for any Data Science project. It aims to provide a standardized workflow by providing a folder structure, enviroment with toolbox and some scripts to perform standard tasks (e.g. activating your conda environment and starting a Jupyter notebook).

NB: this project is Work In Progress and far from finished, yet.

How to use?

First install npm and Yeoman. For instructions refer here. Next use the following command to obtain the generator:

npm install -g FutureFacts/generator-data-science

Then, navigate your terminal to an empty folder in which you would like to scafold your DS project. In this folder then run

yo data-science

You will now be asked a few questions on your project. Answer those. Once, you're done Yeoman will scafold a standard project structure for you.

Dependencies

Yeoman uses conda to set-up a development environment for you in the background. Make sure conda is installed before you run this generator.