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@appirio/ezbake

v3.6.4

Published

The project scaffolder for everyone

Downloads

30

Readme

Build Status npm (scoped)

Built using Travis CI

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The Problem

Many smart developers want to turn their projects into boilerplates or reusable scaffolds for other developers to use.

While there are options from which to choose, most project scaffolders enforce some very heavy opinions and conventions. Instead of letting an author simply layer on a utility that templatizes a project, most scaffolders force authors to adhere to strict guidelines, file structures, and conventions.

No more! ezbake is the utility that works for the project author and not vice versa. Layer on ezbake and remove it at will. Templatize all or part of your project. Release to consumers. Enhance it with recipes.

Have your cake and it eat it too with ezbake.

Demo

Imagine being able to create a killer boilerplate and having another developer start a new project from scratch as quickly as this:

demo of scaffold

Or, maybe, you have a project that has a bit of boilerplate that you want to automate:

demo of recipes

All without intruding upon your base project's structure, working with you and getting out of the way when you need it to.

Documentation

Please see our documentation site for information on how to create and consume ezbake projects