Development environment setup

[manparvesh]

Feature description:

The user should be able to set up a sample development environment for their system using a yoda command would install basic things to their system required for development like some compilers, dotfiles, etc.

Any ideas on how to implement it?

• We should have a list of some common things for different operating systems
• For each OS, when this command is called, the user should get a prompt before installing each package so that they can select what to install.
• I'm open to more ideas! This needs to be discussed in detail.

[meanmachin3]

How about setting up Docker ?

[manparvesh]

@meanmachin3 that'll be helpful too!

[Lightyagami1]

you can also look at nix https://nixos.org/nix/

[Lightyagami1]

I would love to work on it, if nix is way to go.

[manparvesh]

@Lightyagami1 if it's possible using nix, then sure! I'd be glad to receive your PR!

[Lightyagami1]

Can you give further details to what exactly comes under the scope of this feature?

[Lightyagami1]

@manparvesh nix will need cywin to work on windows, i hope it's not a stopper for going with nix ?

[meanmachin3]

I have setup a minimal environment on my local.

FROM python:3.5-alpine

WORKDIR /usr/src/app

ADD requirements.txt .

RUN apk add --no-cache --virtual .build-deps gcc musl-dev

RUN pip install -r requirements.txt

RUN apk del .build-deps gcc musl-dev

COPY . .

RUN pip install .

You run it using docker run --rm -it --name yoda yoda:latest yoda chat Hello

[manparvesh]

@meanmachin3 The issue is related to setting up a complete development environment on your system after installing yoda. However, your idea seems good too. I have created a different issue for this: #209 let's discuss there.

[thornycrackers]

This can be closed

[manparvesh]

@thornycrackers this issue is different. I updated the description since it was causing a lot of confusion.