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Project directory structure templates for the Python Cookiecutter package.
## What's Cookiecutter?
# What's Cookiecutter?
The Python package [Cookiecutter](https://github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter) assists in creating directory structure for whatever purpose you need such as for example a new Python project, an Ansible role or a `docker-compose` project - anything really that benefits from a unifirm reproducible directory structure. If you've ever wanted to put project structure best practices into version control then Cookiecutter's here to help.
Cookiecutter is governed by so-called Cookiecutter templates, most of its magic inside Cookiecutter templates happens via the [Jinja2 template engine](https://palletsprojects.com/p/jinja/). You'll feel right at home if you're familiar with Ansible.
## Repo layout
# Repo layout
Each subdirectory in this repo is a Cookiecutter template, you'll recognize them from their telltale `cookiecutter.json` files. Directories usually also have a readme file explaining more about each individual template.
## Get started
# Get started
Get Cookiecutter like so:
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