bare-cli / bare Goto Github PK

given that our tool currently only works for debian-based system, it will be cool to have it compatible with other OS as well. Despite Windows not being very terminal friendly, I think we should begin with Windows.

We have tried different ways to untar the download repo from github. But untarring doesn't seem to work. We have tried different work arounds and found out a library targz but it was around 8 year old. What would be a better way to untar .tar.gz

To get differentiate between placeholders and variables used in the actual code. I had a hard time explaining it to someone :(

Hi,

I like the tool, thanks for all the work done here.

Can you please extend documentation?

Or can you at least add a full example end to end?

I went through the documentation though the document assume one knows the structure of the project, can you provide an example on how it should look like?

Regards,
Julio

Add description when we prompt for a placeholder for a better experience.

As we download the .zip of the template from GitHub. We need to add a flag to keep or delete extracted folder after execution.

Echoes all the information about any online or offline template to the terminal.

Making an installer that runs upon installing the barego npm package and detects arch and os the device and get bare binaries from the release page.

Change extracted zip name to Barename from recipe.json instead of user_repo_branch

Make go-tests or shell scripts for testing the bare-cli

Use templates on GitHub to create a new project.
The following workflow has been decided.

• Parse github repo
• Get recipe.json
• prompt preferences
  • Prompt Project name
  • Prompt template
  • Prompt variables
• If successful download .tar.gz
• extract .tar.gz
  • If -C flag is present cache it.
• Execute the required template

Download the repo as .tar.gz

Great project, I wanted to build something similar but found this WIP.

I'm not sure if it's already a part of the plan, I think it would be nice to have something like bare create <framework name>, and it prompts the options about how to set up the project. Options can include from license to ci/cd stuff. Similar to Boilr but with more options.

I can help with this if you are interested. What do you think?