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starters

v0.11.0

Published

> Wouldn't it be nice if we didn't have to mess around with tooling to try ideas out?

Downloads

57

Readme

Starters

Wouldn't it be nice if we didn't have to mess around with tooling to try ideas out?

A node package that gives you the start of a new project with unit tests in many different languages.

Currently we support:

  • clojure
  • cplusplus (c++)
  • csharp
  • go
  • java
  • kotlin
  • javascript (node / js)
  • php
  • python
  • ruby
  • rust
  • scala
  • typescript (ts)

Install

$ npm install --global starters

or without installation

$ npx starters

Example

$ npx starters python
 STARTERS  Copied new python project to /private/tmp/python_project

$ cd python_project

$ tree
.
├── runTests.sh
└── starter.py

0 directories, 2 files

$ ./runTests.sh
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.000s

OK

CLI

$ starters <language>

  Usage
    $ starters

  Examples
    $ starters ts
     Copied new ts project to /tmp/ts_project

How to add a new language

We'd appreciate any new language that you can provide. To do this:

  • Create a new folder under available and add your source tree.
  • Make sure a runTests.sh exists in your new folder
    • Assume the standard tools are already installed for the language
    • The programme shouldn't watch, it should run and exist cleanly
    • The user shouldn't have to do anything else to make the script pass
  • Add the language in source/supported.ts

And to test it...

  • Add the language to supported in endToEndTest.sh
  • Add any required tooling to the e2e/Dockerfile. The tests run inside this Docker container
  • Run the endToEndTest.sh and make sure it finishes