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@invisible/project-template

v1.2.6

Published

Invisible Project Template

Downloads

25

Readme

inv-project-template

Invisible Project Template

Installation

npm install -g @invisible/project-template
# or
yarn global add @invisible/project-template

You can also install this straight from your local repo: (Useful for testing)

yarn global add file:/path/to/@invisible/project-template

Usage

Create a new repo in github. https://github.com/new

Make sure the name of your repo matches the directory you will create for your new project.

mkdir new-project-name
cd new-project-name
init-inv-project

Troubleshooting

If you installed the package using yarn and when you try to run the binary init-inv-project an error is raised, the problem is probably that you don't have the real yarn global bin folder added to your PATH. To do that, simply run one of the following commands:

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.config/yarn/global/node_modules/.bin" # (Works only for this terminal)
# or append to your PATH on zsh config file the following (permanent):
":$HOME/.config/yarn/global/node_modules/.bin"

For more information, click on the link to read the issue on Github!

TODO

  1. Create the github repo from the script
  2. Copy over our github labels
  3. Provide more options and allow for upgrading .eslint configs etc without killing package.json.