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### A kick-start!
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CppStart allows a user to quickly start a new application or library project with a fairly complete "devops" infrastructure in place. This means that, right from the start, you will have in place unit tests, code formatting, source control, continuous integration build & test, release pipelines and more.
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**NOTE:** What cppstart DOESN'T DO is apply any updates to the project once it's made, or add all the goodness to an existing project, or anything like that. It's a fire-once-and-then-you're-on-your-own kind of a thing.
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## Get `cppstart`
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`cppstart` is a python application, so you'll need a working Python install to use it. Once you have Python, then you can simply do `pip install cppstart` to install cppstart
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