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Quickstarting a TurboGears 2 project
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:Status: Work in progres

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Now that you've got TurboGears installed. TurboGears 2 extends the 'paster' command line tool to provide a suite of tools for working with TurboGears 2 projects. A few will be touched upon in this tutorial, check the 'paster --help' command for a full listing.

The very first tool you'll need is 'paster quickstart', which initializes a TurboGears 2 project.
You can go to whatever directory you want and start a new turbogears 2 project by typing::

  $ paster quickstart Helloworld

So 'paster quickstart' command will create a basic project directory for you to use to get started on your TurboGears 2 application. You'll be prompted for the name of the project (this is the pretty name that human beings would appreciate), and the name of the package (this is the less-pretty name that Python will like).

Here's what our choices for this tutorial look like::
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Quickstarting a TurboGears 2 project
====================================

:Status: Work in progres

.. contents:: Table of Contents
    :depth: 2


Now that you've got TurboGears installed. TurboGears 2 extends the 'paster' command line tool to provide a suite of tools for working with TurboGears 2 projects. A few will be touched upon in this tutorial, check the 'paster --help' command for a full listing.

The very first tool you'll need is 'paster quickstart', which initializes a TurboGears 2 project.
You can go to whatever directory you want and start a new turbogears 2 project by typing::

  $ paster quickstart

So 'paster quickstart' command will create a basic project directory for you to use to get started on your TurboGears 2 application. You'll be prompted for the name of the project (this is the pretty name that human beings would appreciate), and the name of the package (this is the less-pretty name that Python will like).

Here's what our choices for this tutorial look like::

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