A Python automation template to help speed up building future automation projects.
This project provides a structured starting point with a simple, modular architecture, configuration management, logging, and a main execution flow.
It’s designed as a learning project for practicing automation and building projects in a clean, organized way.
- Clear folder structure for modular automation projects
- Centralized
config.jsonfor project settings - Logging setup that writes to console and file for easier debugging
- Separation of responsibilities: controller manages flow, processor handles tasks
- A basic execution lifecycle:
setup → execute → cleanup - Returns success/failure to control program flow
automation_template/
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├── main.py # Entry point
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├── controller/
│ └── controller.py # Manages execution flow
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├── processor/
│ └── processor.py # Contains project-specific logic
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├── config/
│ ├── config.json # Settings
│ └── config_loader.py # Loads configuration
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├── logger/
│ └── logger_setup.py # Logging setup
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├── utils/
│ └── helpers.py # Optional helper functions
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├── logs/
│ └── app.log # Generated logs
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└── README.md
- Modular project design and folder structure
- Clear separation of tasks between modules
- Using configuration and logging in a project
- Basic control flow and handling success/failure
- How to structure a small Python automation project professionally
- Running a project end-to-end with a main entry point
- Make sure Python 3.x is installed
- From the project root directory, run:
python main.pyYou will see logs in the console and a log file in the logs/ folder.
This is a learning project built while practicing Python automation. It provides a simple, clean, and structured starting point for building automation scripts.
Last updated: January 2026