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plantilla-repo

v1.0.4

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Dado un repositorio remoto y un directorio dentro de ese repositorio, pueda clonar el directorio y usarlo como plantilla para un nuevo proyecto.

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plantilla-repo

plantilla-repo es un comando npx que permite crear un nuevo proyecto en por medio de una carpeta de algún repositorio existente.

¿Cómo se usa?

  1. Subir un repositorio en GitHub con al menos una carpeta que contenga la plantilla de algún proyecto. Por ejemplo:

    📦repositorio/
 ├── 📂plantilla-express/
 ├── 📂plantilla-express-mongodb/
 ├── 📂plantilla-express-postgresql/
 ├── 📄.gitignore
 └── 📄README.md

    Ninguna de las plantillas de proyectos debe contener la carpeta node_modules.

  2. Ejecutar el siguiente comando:

    npx planitlla-repo --example "<url repositorio remoto>" --example-path "<carpeta del repositorio remoto>" <nombre del nuevo proyecto>

  3. Moverse a la directorio del nuevo proyecto y ejecutar npm i para instalar las dependencias necesarias.

Por lo tanto, siguiendo con el ejemplo anterior, si queremos crear un proyecto con Express y MongoDB, debemos ejecutar:

npx plantilla-repo --example "https://github.com/usuario/repo-con-las-plantillas" --example-path "plantilla-express-mongodb" proyecto-express-mongo

Luego nos movemos al directorio del nuevo proyecto con el comando cd proyecto-express-mongo, y ejecutamos el comando npm i para que se instalen las dependencias.