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temp-manage

v1.0.6

Published

this is a template manage project

Downloads

12

Readme

temp_manage

NPM

A simple self-use pull template project.

Supports github, gitlab, Bitbucket

If you have an excellent template project, you can leave address in issue.

Install

npm i temp-manage -g

Create new project from template

 tm create <projectName>

Add new template

 tm add <templateName>

The repo rules of the template can be viewed here

Remove template

 tm <rm|remove> <templateName>

Transfer or Edit template with JSON

 tm <open|explorer>

You can manipulate the template list by directly changing the template.json in the open folder, or you can copy it directly to another computer and migrate it.

Future

  • [x] ~~support the add <templateName>|<templateAddress>~~
  • [x] ~~support the remove | rm <templateName>~~
  • [ ] ~~set the source url that personal json tm set source=<url>~~(Because I didn't think about how to realize it more appropriately, I changed it to export form)
  • [x] ~~Users can edit the template list directly to facilitate migration tm open~~
  • [x] ~~This is specially prepared for myself. You can create .tempc.json under the folder to control the list of templates in this folder. For example, I have two folders, one of which is a company project. Here, I just need some templates for business components, and the other is my presentation folder. I'll put some blank templates in it. And the global template will work when I use GitHub development.~~