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raynos-ngen

v5.1.0

Published

Package generator (structure, changelogs, tests, package.json, etc)

Downloads

7

Readme

ngen-ngen

ngen is a tool that will generate a new nodejs project for you. It includes best practices around the structure of your README and package.json

Usage

ngen [name] [description] [flags]

See usage.md for more documentation

Example

You can use ngen in three modes.

Run ngen and then fill in the two fields for name & description. Run ngen {{name}} and then fill in the field for description Run ngen {{name}} {{description}} and fill in no fields.

ngen will generate a folder that is called {{name}} in your CWD.

Templates

Uber

Currently the only available template, creating the following structure populated with content after the following questions are asked from the cli:

 Project Name: ngen
 Project description: A cool scaffolder

structure:

 ./test/index.js
 ./.jshintignore
 ./.gitignore
 ./.jshintrc
 ./index.js
 ./package.json
 ./README.md
 ./LICENSE

Docs

ngen can also be called directly

var Template = require('ngen')

var t = Template('name-of-template', {
  templates: 'folder location of templates'
})
t.init('target location to write on disk', function (err) {
  // scaffolded the template to the location
  // calling init() will prompt on STDIN.
})

MIT Licenced