Project setup¶
Create a repository and clone it¶
So we begin by creating a Git repository and adding the README.md
, LICENSE
and .gitignore
files, which are of no importance to this tutorial but are generally standard for Git repos. Now on our local machine we proceed by cloning the repository:
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath$ (sudo) git clone https://github.com/sglvladi/simpleble
Once the cloning is complete, we can check to see what files we have in our repo:
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath$ cd simpleble-master
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath/simpleble-master$ ls
LICENSE README.md
Include your source codes¶
Now you can add your package source codes to your repository folder. For this tutorial, we only have a single source file simpleble.py
, which will need to be placed inside a simpleble
folder under our Repository root.
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath/simpleble-master$ mkdir simpleble
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath/simpleble-master$ cp -R <path-to-source-folder>/simpleble.py ./simpleble
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath/simpleble-master$ ls
LICENSE README.md simpleble
youruser@yourpc:~yourWorkspacePath/simpleble-master$ ls ./simpleble/
simpleble.py