Initialize projects like a boss. Batch files to the rescue! Open power shell and run the command below. But make sure you're in the correct directory though. I'm gonna have to do more research to make this repository an ideal one, this is just a starter.
PS E:\ <the_batch_file>.bat <PROJECT_NAME>
Example:
The create_deep_learning_project.bat creates the following project tree:
project_root/
├───.git
├─── README.md
├─── requirements.txt
├───config
├───data
│ ├───external
│ ├───processed
│ └───raw
├───docs
├───experiments
├───models
│ └───pretrained_models
├───notebooks
│ ├───eda
│ ├───evaluation
│ └───model_development
├───outputs
│ └───predictions
├───results
│ ├───figures
│ ├───logs
│ └───model_weights
├───src
│ ├───data_preprocessing
│ ├───evaluate
│ ├───model
│ ├───train
│ └───utils
└───tests
├───integration_tests
└───unit_testsand there you go, you have a whole git repository initialized along with a template to a nicely organized project. Now get to work!
Find the file at ./EXE Distribution File/dist/
- Open the executable file and select browse
- Select a batch script file
- Then browse for the path to your project folder.
Make sure there are no spaces in the folder name
- Select the
Path_to_your_project_folder
- Click the process batch file button
- Check the success message
- Check your project folder and files
