I have created a Python 3 boilerplate for non-productive environments. It can be found here: https://github.com/alvarogarcia7/python-boilerplate

Main features

Its main features are:

1. It can be run locally (local python) or in a docker container (official docker image)
2. It has a Makefile with the most common commands to drive the project. Also, other makefiles in this folder
3. Batteries included: mypy, pytest, pre-commit.
4. Permissive license: MIT. The updated version is here
5. Currently, it is using python 3.12

Usage

1. Clone the repository under a new project name. Either with Downloading the ZIP file or with git clone.
2. If present, remove the .git folder and create a new one.
3. Start adding features
4. Push to a new repository of your own.

Limitations

Limitations:

1. It is not a template, but a starting point. You will need to change the name of the project, the name of the package, and the name of the module
2. It is not a production-ready project. It is intended for katas, study, or similar non-productive environments.

See also

There are other boilerplate repositories here

Other

Note: The views expressed in this repository are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employers (past, present, or future).