Documentation: https://callowayproject.github.io/cookie-composer/
Cookie composer builds on the cookie cutter project to generate projects based on one or more cookiecutter templates.
Cookie Cutter treats templates like sandwiches. There are templates for hamburgers, clubs, and any other kind of sandwich you can dream up. You might have options and defaults on a template, like Hold the mustard?[False]: or Mustard type [dijon]:, but those are decided by the template author.
If you look closely at the sandwiches (templates), there is usually many things in common. What if we treated the templates as compositions of other templates:
You now can manage several smaller and specialized templates that provide functionality. Each template's options will be specific to what that template needs.
Cookie Composer uses a composition file to describe the layers required, and even override a template's default answers.
template: bottom-bun
context:
toasting_level: light
buttered: False
---
template: burger
---
template: cheese
context:
kind: swiss
---
template: bacon
context:
cooking_level: crispy
---
template: ketchup
---
template: mustard
context:
type: yellow
---
template: top-bun
context:
toasting_level: light
buttered: False
We have created a repo of highly composable templates as examples or reference. However, Cookie Composer is designed to handle any Cookie Cutter template.
FAQs
Create new projects from a composition of several templates
We found that cookie-composer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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