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writemereadme

v1.5.0

Published

A README Generator using NodeJS and Inquirer.

Readme

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👇 Description 👇


A console application to streamline creating readme files for developers. Upon running WritemeREADME, the user is presented with a series of prompts that were created using inquirer. After completed the application then generates a new README.md file in the specified directory (last prompt).

The purpose is to make writing a solid README simpler and less time consuming.

Table of Contents


Installation Instructions 📣


Download Manually

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Run npm i in root directory of your project.

NPM

npm install writemeREADME

Usage 🖱️


Cloned Directory

-Navigate to root directory of writemeREADME in terminal

-Type node index.js

-Answer Prompts

--To test it out you can use https://loremflickr.com/320/240 to generate random images as placeholders for screenshots section.

-You'll find your generated README in the directory you designated.

-Enjoy 😎

NPM Install

//imports module
const writeme = require('writemereadme')

//calls the function
writeme.init();
  • Then just use the application

Alternatively, you can very easily not answer any of the prompts and just let it create a nice template for you to fill out at your leisure.


License 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

badge This application is covered by the BSD_3_Clause license.

Contributors 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

Peter Roto

Screenshots & Video 📷

| Code Snapshot | Generated Product | Active Screenshot | |:------------------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------------------:| | || | | | | |

Video

writemeREADME Demo

Questions ❔


For any issues or feedback please email me, find my email address below

(Subject: writemeREADME Support) :octocat: Find me on GitHub: Proto133 📬 Email me with any questions: [email protected]


| 🤯   WHOA!   🤯| |:----| |This README was generated with writemeREADME | | |