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bam

v1.1.2

Published

--- title: bam cli ---

Downloads

138

Readme


title: bam cli

bam v1

Build Status

A command-line utility that retrieves a project from a git repository.

npx bam github:twilson63/webapp helloworld

The bam command will download and extract the archive of the master branch into a new folder specified by the second argument.

The cli takes two arguments:

bam [source] [target]

The source argument uses the current format:

[remote]:[org]/[repo]#[branch]

  • remote is either 'github' or 'gitlab'
  • org is either the organization or username
  • repo is the project name
  • branch is master or a branch name

Elevator Pitch

For developers who want to consistently start projects using their setup scripts, bam is a cli that is lightweight and easy to use, unlike large bootstrap clis, bam is simple and focused and supports any git repository that archives their branches in gzip.

Benefits

  • Every project setup needs boilier-plate, bam gives you a quick way to get up and running.
  • Modifying your setup scripts is easy with github, with bam using them is easier.
  • Great for providing students easy projects to get started on without having to dive into git.

Not in scope

  • scaffolding or generating code
  • working with git semantics
  • executing npm installs or other init scripts

Solution

Single command-line interface that takes two arguments:

  • location of the repository: gitlab:twilson63/template
  • target directory: my-app

Contributions

All contributions are welcome.

LICENSE

see LICENSE