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devplate

v0.0.4

Published

**Devplate is a developer tool that allows the pulling of personal development templates (Devplates) from a GitHub repository**

Downloads

26

Readme

devplate

Devplate is a developer tool that allows the pulling of personal development templates (Devplates) from a GitHub repository

  1. Installation
  2. Getting Started
  3. Commands
  4. Devplate Site
  5. Contributing
  6. Devplate Diagram

Installation

https://www.npmjs.com/package/devplate Run npm install -g devplate to install the Devplate CLI globally.

Make sure you have the Git CLI installed.

Getting Started

1. Setup your Devplate repository

Create a new public repository and for every development template (Devplate) you have, create a sub-folder within the repo with the name of the folder being a short name for your Devplate.

An example Devplate repository can be found here

2. Add your Devplate repository to Devplate

After creating your Devplate repository add it to your local Devplate config by running dp repo add. You can verify if your repository was added by running dp repo view or by checking the devplates.json file in the package.

Commands

dp repo view- view your Devplate repositories

dp repo add - add a new Devplate repository

dp repo remove - remove a Devplate repository

dp view - View Devplates within a Devplate repository

dp select - Select a Devplate to pull down from a Devplate repository

dp pull <devplate ID> - Pull down a Devplate via its Devplate ID eg. dp pull shortxmas/example-devplate-repository/django-dbfilestore-whitenoise-vercel

Devplate Site

To view and search through all public Devplates along with their pull commands, go to https://devplate-site.vercel.app/

Contributing

To contribute, please make issues/PRs on the Devplate GitHub repo.

Devplate is currently in its early stages and may not work fully. Please make issues for any errors encountered at https://github.com/shortxmas/devplate/issues

Devplate Diagram

devplate drawio (5)