A simple, extendable template based project generator cli.
to create a new project, simply type coyote create test in a diretory of your choice.
minimal example command:
coyote new test Creates a project called test using the TypeScript Demo template.
advanced example commmands:
coyote new test -t ts-demo Creates a project called test using the TypeScript Demo template.
coyote new test -t ts-demo -i -r build:ts Creates a project called test using the TypeScript Demo template, runs npm install and starts the build command from the projects package.json file.
coyote new test -t demo -m Me Creates a project called test using the demo template and sets the maintainer to "Me"
Create a new project with the new command followed by these options:
| Short | Long | type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
-t |
--template |
string | Template to be used in new project. | ts-demo |
-m |
--maintainer |
string | Maintainer of new project. | operating system username |
-p |
--port |
number | Port of new project. | 5000 |
-v |
--version |
string | Version of new project. | 0.1.0 |
-d |
--description |
string | Description for new Project. | This is a new Project |
-i |
--install |
bool | Runs npm install after project creation, required for -r |
|
-r |
--run |
string | Script from package.json to be run after project creation. |
List all availible templates by typeing coyote list templates.
| Name | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TypeScript Demo | -t ts-demo |
A demo template using typescript, comes with builder. |
| Service Template | -t service-template |
OpusCapita Service Template, for fast creation of new Services. |
| Test | -t test |
A simple template NodeJS app. |
Automatic template creation:
Run coyote create <template-name>, in a directory to automatically create a skeleton-template. You can change it to your likings and then then plug it into oc-creator by running coyote install <template-name> in its root folder.
afterwards it should be part of the list described above.
Folder structure
coyote-cli/
...
templates/
...
your-template-name.yaml
your-template-name/
app.js
package.json
app.js
const testString = "{{your-tag}}";
console.log(testString);
test.yaml
app.js
"your-tag": "This is my new project!"
After this, you should see your template in the template list by writing coyote list templates. And you can create a project using your template simply by typing coyote create MyProject -t your-template-name in a folder of your choice.
run coyote delete <template-name>, it should then also not be listed anymore when using coyote list templates.
This project is released under the Apache version 2 license.