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# ASKE - Platform Architect Development Framework
ASKE is a command-line tool designed to simplify and accelerate the process of initializing and managing development projects. Initially, ASKE focuses on Python, providing an automated way to set up a Python environment complete with virtual environments, git initialization, and essential project files. This allows developers to focus on coding rather than repetitive setup tasks.
## Why ASKE?
In modern development, setting up a new project can be time-consuming with manual steps for configuration and environment setup. ASKE was created to:
- **Automate Repetitive Tasks:** Quickly initialize a new project with a standardized structure.
- **Boost Productivity:** Reduce setup time so you can concentrate on development.
- **Lay the Foundation for Multi-Framework Support:** While ASKE currently focuses on Python, future versions will support additional frameworks such as Node.js,
Ruby, Java, Go, and PHP.
## Installation
### Using pip
Install ASKE globally via pip:
```pip install aske```
Using Homebrew
Alternatively, if you prefer Homebrew (note that the Homebrew formula is pending integration into the official Homebrew-core):
```brew tap caraveo/aske && brew install aske```
Usage
To create a new Python project, use the following command:
```aske python project-name```
Available commands:
```aske node project-name```
```aske next project-name```
```aske express project-name```
```aske ruby project-name```
Initialize a projects git repository and add a .gitignore file:
```aske init```
### This command will:
- Create a new project directory named project-name.
- Set up a Python virtual environment inside the directory.
- Generate essential project files (e.g., requirements.txt, .env, and a starter app.py).
- Initialize a Git repository for version control.
## Future Framework Support
### ASKE is built with extensibility in mind. Planned future enhancements include support for:
- Ruby: (e.g., Rails, Sinatra)
- Java: (e.g., Spring Boot)
- Go: (e.g., Gin, Echo)
- PHP: (e.g., Laravel)
These additions will make ASKE a versatile initializer for a wide range of development environments.
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improvements or additional features, please fork the repository and submit a pull request. For major changes, feel free to open an issue first to discuss your ideas.
## License
ASKE is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
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