how to make a test driven development environment 3

Since I am the greatest programmer in the world, I should not be doing as much repetition as I have done so far. I have to make it better

review

To review, here are steps I take to automate making the environment for every project

on a computer with MacOS, Linux or Windows with Windows Subsystem for Linux

  1. I give the project a name

  2. I open makePythonTdd.sh or makePythonTdd.ps1

  3. I change the name of the project to the new project name

  4. I open the test file in the editor from the terminal

  5. I make the test pass

  6. I start working on the project

I want to give one command for the program with the name of the project and have it do all the steps for me except

  • give the project a name

  • make the test pass and

  • work on the project

this way I only need to do 2 or 3 steps instead of 6

As a reminder here is what the structure looks like if the name of the project is PROJECT_NAME

PROJECT_NAME
├── requirements.txt
├── src
│   └── PROJECT_NAME.py
├── tests
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── test_PROJECT_NAME.py
└── .venv

what is covered?

These chapters show how I add a variable to a program so it makes a Python Test Driven Development environment automatically on any computer (Linux, Windows, MacOS) when I give it a name

they cover the following

on Linux, MacOS and Windows with Window Subsystem for Linux computers

On Windows computers without Windows Subsystem for Linux

at the end of the chapter you will know how to automatically make a Python Test Driven Development project for MacOS, Linux, Windows Subsystem for Linux and Windows without Windows Subsystem for Linux from the terminal

what is next?