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# dtPyAppFramework
[![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
**dtPyAppFramework** is a Python library designed to streamline the development of Python applications by providing common features and abstractions. It promotes good practices, modular design, and ease of use.
## Features
- **Singleton Management:** Simplify the use of singleton classes by automating initialisation with predefined parameters.
- **Settings and Configuration:** Manage application settings and configurations effortlessly.
- **Secrets Management:** Securely handle secrets and credentials using local or cloud-based stores like AWS Secrets Manager and Asure KeyVault.
- **Application Initialisation:** Quickly initialise your Python applications with the `AbstractApp` class, which takes care of common initialisation tasks.
- **Process Management:** Use the `ProcessManager` for efficient process handling in your applications.
## Installation
```bash
pip install dtPyAppFramework
```
## Getting Started
### AbstractApp Class ###
The **`AbstractApp`** class serves as a base class for creating Python applications. It handles common initialisation tasks and provides a structure for defining command-line arguments and the main application logic.
To create a simple Python application using dtPyAppFramework:
```python
from dtPyAppFramework.application import AbstractApp
from dtPyAppFramework import settings
import logging
class MyApplication(AbstractApp):
def define_args(self, arg_parser):
# Define your command-line arguments here
return
def main(self, args):
logging.info("Running your code")
## Place you own code here that you wish to run
# Initialise and run the application
MyApplication(description="Simple App", version="1.0", short_name="simple_app",
full_name="Simple Application", console_app=True).run()
```
## Features
Now lets take some time to go over the various features that makes `dtPyAppFramework` such a power library to base your
Python projects of.
### Logging
`dtPyAppFramework` offers flexible logging capabilities, allowing you to configure and manage logs easily. <br>
In addition it offers some pretty cool logging capabilities straight out of the door which requires no setup from you.
### Configuration Files
Easily read and manage configuration settings from configurations files.<br>
Configuration files can be set for a specific user or for any user of the application.
### Secrets Management
Securely store and retrieve sensitive information with encryption and best practices.<br>
You can store secrets for a specific user or make secrets available to all users of the application.<br>
In addition, you can use the AWS Secrets Management seamlessly within the application alongside the in-built secrets store.
### Command Line Arguments
Effortlessly parse and manage command line arguments with support for defining options and accessing them in your code.
### Application Directories
Access common resource paths like user storage directories.
### Resource Manager
A robust Resource Manager, which is a singleton class named `ResourceManager`.
## License
This project is licensed under the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
## Contact
If you have any questions, bug reports, or feature requests, feel free to [contact us](mailto:dev@digital-thought.org).
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