README
gev
A slightly opinionated central way to fastly create new projects with a single command.
Creating every single Typescript project environment is a real pain. Takes lots of minutes, sufferings and procrastinations to leave it functional and in the way I feel confortable to work with. We know how boring it really is.
There is a templates directory that contains all flavors boilerplates generated using the latest gev version.
📖 Usage:
npx gev <flavor> # To use the current directory as destination and package name. Directory emptiness will be checked.
npx gev <flavor> <newPackageName> # To create a new directory and use it as the package name. Directory existence will be checked.
npx gev -h # For help and all commands and options available.
Current available flavors are:
ts
: Typescript project
expo
: Expo project.
expo-pkg
: React-Native/Expo components package. It's called expo because it will have a expo sandbox directory for testing your component.
All the flavors uses Typescript.
To supress the npm@7 possible npx confirmation message, you can use npx -y gev
.
🔮 Future
Add Paypal donate button to the end of READMEs (or as a badge). Also funding.yml file.
Interactive menu to add other badges and the paypal button to the README.
jest integration
Allow custom setups. It could be something like
npx gev -u githubUsername
. This could really be a good way for people to have their own environment setup without too much work.Use
npm get
andset
for local configs. Could store Github username, donation link, some package.json defaults and custom gev scripts to be used as default.npx gev
would open an interactive menu to choose the desired initializer or change user options.