This project provides a template for economists aimed at facilitating the production of reproducible research using Python. We provide a directory structure, a worked example, and many helpful modern tools. At its core, the computational pipeline uses pytask to ensure reproducibility. While the example focuses on Python, running R, Julia, or Stata is very easy, too. In fact, until version 0.9, the template included its worked example in R, too. We dropped it purely for lack of resources to maintain it.
You can find all necessary resources to get started on our documentation.
We welcome suggestions on anything from improving the documentation to reporting bugs and requesting new features. Please open an issue in these cases.
If you want to work on a specific feature, we are more than happy to get you started! Please get in touch briefly, this is a small team so there is no need for a detailed formal process.
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