Quickly copy dot files (and more!) from another project into an existing project with a single command.
Quickly copy dot files (and more!) from one project into another project with a single command. Great for scaffolding or initializing a new project! 🚀
Note: by default copy-dots will ignore any filename with that contains
"git"in it to avoid clobbering your local directory by accident. Fear not! You can enable support for this using our options (below 👇)!
Make sure to have latest NodeJS LTS installed.
copy-dots has one required paramater, which is a path. Additional options available to include other file types / patterns.
copy-dots at least needs to know what path to copy your files from.
$ npx copy-dots ../../my-project
copy-dots also support the following options to copy additional files.
-r Readme-l License (TODO)-g git files like .gitignore and .gitattributes (no .git/ though!) (TODO)-c config files like greenwood.config.js (TODO)-w Includes all the flags (TODO)For example, the below would copy dot files and the README
$ npx copy-dots /path/to/directory -r
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Quickly copy dot files (and more!) from another project into an existing project with a single command.
We found that copy-dots demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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