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generator-ego

v0.35.2

Published

A Yeoman generator with useful general sub generators and the possibility to expand it by JavaScript.

Downloads

71

Readme

npm

generator-ego

A Yeoman generator with useful general sub generators and the possibility to be expand it by JavaScript.

The project is currently under heavy development! Feel free to contribute and/or give us your feedback.

Install

First keep sure to have Yeoman installed:

npm install -g yo

Now, you can install the generator by

npm install -g generator-ego

Run

Simply execute

yo ego

from your console.

Build in templates

| Name | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | | service-node-express-react | Creates a service with a React frontend and database support. |

Additional generators

Create a yo-ego.js file inside your home directory and use the following skeleton:

// the keys are the display texts, which 
// are shown in the generator's menu
// at the beginning of the execution
exports.generators = {

    'My first generator': async function() {
        // 'this' contains the underlying Generator
        // instance: https://github.com/egodigital/generator-ego/blob/master/generators/app/index.js

        this.log(
            'From my 1st generator'
        );
    },

    // path to an external script file
    // 
    // the file must contain a public / exported
    // 'run()' function / method
    // 
    // relative paths will be mapped to the
    // user's home directory
    'My 2nd generator': 'my-2nd-generator.js',

};

Have a look at the external-generator.example.js file to get an idea, how to create a generator (file).

Documentation

Have a look at the wiki to learn more about that generator.

Contribute

The contribution guide explains, how to implement a new, build-in generator, work with the code and open a pull request.