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mf-boilerplate

v0.0.5

Published

Utility to set up a boilerplate project based on a git repo. This particular repo is partial to grunt, coffeescript, browserify, react, and sublime text, since that's what I use. It could easily be amended with other tools.

Downloads

3

Readme

A Most Formal Boilerplate Project Setter-Upper

Utility to set up a boilerplate project based on a git repo. This particular repo is partial to grunt, coffeescript, browserify, react, and sublime text, since that's what I use. It could easily be amended with other tools.

Usage

$ npm install -g mf-boilerplate

$ boilerplate my-new-project

More options

Usage: boilerplate [opts] [branch] project_name

-c		Client app only
-s		Server app only
-r		Create remote repo (will prompt for bitbucket credentials the first time)
-p		Create sublime project
-b <branch>	Use a specific branch, other than master
-l		Give the project an MIT license
-h		Show this help message

To Customize

  1. Fork the repo
  2. Change the BOILERPLATE_REPO in bin/boilerplate (on the top) to your fork
  3. Go wild

Pull Requests Welcome

  1. Feature branches with different types of projects are conveniently accessible through the -b flag. So PR away for different types of boilerplates.

  2. Auto-generating projects for more editors than sublime would be nice. I hear there are confused souls that don't use sublime.

  3. Can't come up with any more stuff now. Sure someone else can.