This script automates the creation of folders based on a defined folder structure specified in a YAML file. It creates folders recursively, adds a README.md file with the folder's title and description, and supports optional parameters for customizing the output location.

• Creates folders according to a defined folder structure
• Supports recursive folder creation
• Adds a README.md file with the title and description to each folder
• Optional test parameter to create folders in a unique subfolder
• Customizable target location parameter

To use this script, follow the instructions below:

• Python 3 installed on your system
• YAML library (pyyaml) installed (you can install it using pip install pyyaml)

1. Clone the repository or download the script file (make.py) to your local machine.

1. Prepare a YAML file (structure.yaml) to define the folder structure. See the provided example file for reference.

2. Open a terminal or command prompt.

3. Navigate to the directory where the make.py script is located.

4. Run the script with the following command:

   python3 make.py [target_directory]

   • If you provide the target_directory parameter, the folders will be created in the specified location. If the parameter is not provided, the folders will be created in the current directory.
   • To create the folders in a unique subfolder (for testing purposes), use the test parameter:

     python3 make.py test

A: To modify the folder structure, open the structure.yaml file and update it according to your requirements. The structure follows a hierarchical format using YAML syntax.

A: Yes, you can specify the target directory where the folders will be created by providing it as a parameter when running the script. If no parameter is provided, the script will create the folders in the current directory.

A: You can use the test parameter when running the script. This will create a unique subfolder and create the folders inside it, allowing you to test the functionality without modifying your current directory.

A: If you'd like to contribute to this project, you can fork the repository, make your desired changes, and submit a pull request. Your contributions are highly appreciated!

This project is licensed under the MIT License.