@yuzedong/egg-init

egg-init

Init egg app helper tools.

Install

$ npm i egg-init -g
$ egg-init -h

Create a simple type application

$ egg-init --type simple [dest]

Or select a boilerplate by yourself

$ egg-init dest
? Please select a boilerplate type (Use arrow keys)
❯ simple - Simple egg app
  plugin - egg plugin

Command

Usage: egg-init [dir] --type=simple

Options:
  --type          boilerplate type                                                [string]
  --dir           target directory                                                [string]
  --force, -f     force to override directory                                     [boolean]
  --template      local path to boilerplate                                       [string]
  --package       boilerplate package name                                        [string]
  --registry, -r  npm registry, support china/npm/custom, default to auto detect  [string]
  --silent        don't ask, just use default value                               [boolean]
  --version       Show version number                                             [boolean]
  -h, --help      Show help                                                       [boolean]

Custom a boilerplate

We use npm package to manager boilerplate, you can follow this steps:

• Create a new repo like egg-boilerplate-plugin

• Put all files under boilerplate dir

• Use egg-init --template=PATH to check

• index.js can define variables which can be useed on template, like {{name}}, but \{{name}} will ignore.

  module.exports = {
    name: {
      desc: 'package-name',
    },
    pluginName: {
      desc: 'plugin-name',
      default(vars) {
        return vars.name;
      },
      filter(v) {
        return 'egg-' + v;
      },
    },
    description: {
      desc: 'my best plugin',
    },
    author: {
      desc: 'author',
      default: 'eggjs team'
    },
  };

• Write unit test, see npm scripts at egg-boilerplate-simple

• Add your package name to egg-init-config's package.json config.boilerplate property

• Publish your package to npm

License

MIT