@nanogiants/repository-setup
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Sets up new NanoGiants repositories including LICENSE, CoC and contribution guidelines
This project helps setting up the necessary Open Source related markdown files according to our default CODE_OF_CONDUCT and CONTRIBUTING (guidelines). It also includes generation of LICENSE file, either with our default license (MIT) or any other you want.
npm install -g @nanogiants/repository-setup
Then run:
ng-repo-setup
Just run this module with npx:
npx --package=@nanogiants/repository-setup ng-repo-setup
Then answer the questions in your console. After the required files have been generated, you may edit the TODO comments in the generated Code of Conduct and Contributing files.
The templates are based on the templates of the contributing-gen npm module: https://github.com/bttger/contributing-gen/tree/master/templates
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Sets up new NanoGiants repositories including LICENSE, CoC and contribution guidelines
We found that @nanogiants/repository-setup demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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