👨‍🍳 @pmndrs/chef

Chef takes recipes and cooks your projects.

How does a recipe.json look like ?

{
    "name": "sample-recipe",
    "version": "0.0.0",
    //recipe dependencies
    "dependencies": {
        "other-recipe": "^0.2.0"
    },
    //modify the project variables and files
    "edits": {
        //write file and define variable
        "index.js": "console.log(...{{ @messages }})",
        //write variable
        "@messages": ["'Hello'", "'Wo' + 'rld'"],
        //modify and push a number to an array
        "@other-array": {
            "push": 123 //same as "123"
        },
        //modify file
        "package.json/dependencies/vite": "latest",
    }
}

Notice

• files must contain a . in their name
• files are not allowed to start with @
• strings in edits are always seen as raw values e.g. { "test": "123" } will end up in the finap project as { "test": 123 }. To achieve { "test": "123" } in the project, additional quotes are necassary: { "test": "'123'" }
• using the string edit '{ "test": "123" }' is the same as using the json edit { "test": "'123'" }
• to set sub properties on objects where the keys contain /, these slashes must be escaped with a backslash \/