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nmg

v0.4.4

Published

(my) Node Module Generator

Downloads

4

Readme

my Node Module Generator - WIP

An efficiency tool.

This tool will create a new module for you, based on a template. It can also create a github project automatically as well as initialized git in the newly created module.

	npm install -g nmg
	nmg create awesome --inithub

configure by creating an rc config somewhere (probably ~/.config)

{
	"context": {
		"author": "[your name]",
		"github": {
			"user": "[your github username]"
		}
	},

	"githubToken": "[a github token with repo permissions]"
}

and then

	nmg create [moduleName]
	nmg create [moduleName] --github // also create a repo on github
	nmg create [moduleName] --gitinit // also create a local git repo, add all files and do initial commit
	nmg create [moduleName] --inithub // combine the above two commands

You can also do

	nmg --usage

to see some help

todo

  • add makefile to minimal
  • add .editorconfig to minimal
  • add .jshintrc to minimal
  • fix whitespaces in package.json minimal template
  • add partials support
  • use proper cli / args lib (like yargs or nomnom)