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potter

v4.0.3

Published

A command line for developer workflows, and generating applications and services

Downloads

3

Readme

potter

A tool for generating production apps, Uber style

Motivation

potter is a set of tools for creating and maintaining production apps using best practices developed at Uber. It contains scaffolding and workflow tools to help create new projects. It also contains tools to make it easy to keep up with best practices on existing projects.

potter uses a plugin system (powered by npm) in order to make it easy to tailor itself to your team's workflow.

Quickstart

Type potter create to run workflows (preferred) Type potter gen to scaffold code

Potter will create a new directory for your project and ask you for all the things you need to scaffold up the code.

The potter create is preferred because because workflow will also typically create the infrastructure you'll need for you project (such as CI testing).

Type potter plugin to install new plugins

Documentation

Type potter help

Installation

Ensure that you install with Node v0.10 or above

npm install potter -g

Tests

npm test

Contributors

  • Tom Croucher (sh1mmer)
  • Jake Verbaten (raynos)
  • Aleksey Smolenchuk (lxe)
  • Matt Morgan (mlmorg)
  • David Ellis
  • Todd Wolfson

MIT Licenced