Prestruct is a minimalist CLI ruby gem that creates the basic file structures for different formats of ruby projects.Currently only supports Sinatra single file and mvc projects.
Mostly for expirementation and personal usage so the structuring is semi-opinionated.
Installation To install from the command line:
gem install prestruct
Usage Once installed, Prestruct can be used anywhere from the command line. Navigate to the directory you plan to place your project in then:
prestruct [Project type (sinatra)] [structure (simple, mvc)] [-n project_name]
After your preferred project type, input your preferred file structure. You can also specify a title for your project with -n or --name. If unspecified, the project name will default to new_project.
Example Usage
prestruct sinatra mvc -n word_analyzer
# creates a mvc sinatra project with the name 'word_analyzer'
prestruct sinatra simple
# creates a single file sinatra project with default name 'project_name'
Additional Options
-v, --version # shows the current version of Prestruct installed
-h, --help # shows the argument structure that Prestruct accepts
-n, --name # used alongside a project type to specify a project name
FAQs
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We found that prestruct 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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