@developers-institute/generator-di-project
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Create projects and exercise boilerplate for the Developers Institute
Automate generation of Developer Institute projects and exercises.
NOTE! This is currently a proof of concept, but use it and test it, and update it.
To run this generator:
Create a new folder for your exercise or project
In your terminal, navigate inside the folder
Type the following in your terminal:
npm init yo @developers-institute/di-project
npm install -g yogit clone this repositorynpm linkYou now have the generator installed.
yo @developers-institute/di-project, and follow the promptsThere is no automated process for releasing. A manual release to npm is required.
Recommended: Use np to release a new version.
Not working? Hit up Lance!
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Create projects and exercise boilerplate for the Developers Institute
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