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soon

v1.0.6

Published

Coming soon package generator

Downloads

9

Readme

soon

soon

This is a coming soon package generator, it allows you to generate a package with all its files (package.json, README.md and a script returns empty object when required) just to let you first publish a package and work on it later!

Installation

$ [sudo] npm install -g soon

How does it work

You just need to get to a directory and run the command soon

$ cd /path/to/your/directory
$ soon

You'll be asked some simple questions, once you answer them, you'll find a package.json, a sample script as main script and a README.md files. All you need to do then, is to run

$ npm publish

Here is a demo of a generated package !

Quick tip:

after generating your files you can take a quick look at the README.md file using the detail package, you can then modify your file and then publish your package

License

MIT