from compose.project import Project # Service and network configurations services = { 'web': {'image': 'nginx'}, 'db': {'image': 'postgres'} } networks = { 'front-end': None, 'back-end': None } # Create project instance project = Project.from_dicts('myproject', services, networks) # Start containers project.up()In this example, a Project instance is created from a dictionary of service and network configurations. The `up` method is then called to start the containers defined in the Docker Compose file. Overall, the python compose.project package provides an efficient way to work with Docker Compose files in Python.