Generate proper project boilerplate on init
See original GitHub issueSimilarly to other tools such as CRA, it would be nice if mailing
generated a complete project boilerplate including package.json
and README
describing which scripts are available and what they do. The project currently makes some assumptions about how the user runs and serves the templates (e.g. no build
command for raw HTML), this should be documented too.
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- Created a year ago
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- Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)
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@psugihara my initial idea was to have an array of plugins, but this would work too. I’m convoluting multiple ideas in this thread, sorry! Maybe this could be discussed once we get all these other issues sorted out
@mrlubos thanks, great info.
Yes we will definitely ship #2 in the next few days. I’ll ping here when it’s ready.
Your setup totally makes sense and I understand the copy pasting now. I like the idea of having my templates tested and under source control, but there’s a nice simplicity to your setup and most importantly it’s working.