Py Alias (for bash)

alias py="python"
alias py_?='which python'
 
function py_start_project() {
 
  # @extends FUNC_GITIN
  # $ gitin "USER" "$1" "github.com"
  # $ git branch dev
  # $ git checkout dev
  # $ git push origin dev
 
  #prep python
  pbrew switch 2.7.1
 
  #make bare essentials
  mkdir $1
  cd $1 
 
  #assume readme.markdown
  #assume .gitignore
  #assume .requirements
  #ignore .downloads @note since we won't assume we're using publicly available tools (gitin 
  #       assumes this).
 
  #init python
  touch __init__.py
  echo "# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- #" >> __init__.py
 
  #add project name (likely will shared name schema with workon; e.g. django_project_name)
  touch readme.markdown
  echo "#$1" >> readme.markdown  
 
  #iggy compiled python, others, ad hoc, etc.
  touch .gitignore
  echo "*.pyc" >> .gitignore
  echo "*.py~" >> .gitignore
  echo "settings.py" >> .gitignore
  echo "*.gitignore~" >> .gitignore
  echo "*.markdown~" >> .gitignore
  echo "LICENSE~" >> .gitignore
  echo "*.swp" >> .gitignore
 
  #reqs
  touch .requirements
  # $ pip freeze >> .requirements
 
  mkdir lib
  touch lib/.empty
  mkdir bin
  touch bin/.emtpy
  mkdir tests
  touch tests/.emtpy
  mkdir docs
  touch docs/.empty
 
  mkvirtualenv --no-site-packages $1
}
 
function py_init() {
  git s
 
  # @see FUNC_WORK
  # Chooses from shared name schema with $ workon.
  work
}
 
function py_e() {
  # @assuming URI schema: pip://git+git@github.com:USER/PROJECT_NAME.git#PROJECT_NAME
  repo="$1"
  echo "Installing: ${repo:6}"
  pip install -e ${repo:6}
}