Project templates will be an improved design of the existing crystal init command to build default and custom project file structures. An old, experimental concept of this exists in the project which doesn't have a clear design or structure. This issue provides the design and scope for this, with subsequent issues & PRs to follow the implementation.
Project-level setup
(note: these are all mock concepts that probably need to be finalised).
In shard.yml: custom field project-templates: path/to/dir
In project directory:
# templates.yml
namespace: root-name
author: ...
version: ...
source: ...
files:
- a/b/c
- d/e/f
templates:
- name: foo
control: path/to/control_file.lua
Control files will control how projects are setup according to the template. Scripts are executed in a Lua sandbox with limited functions.
-- control_file.lua
println "welcome to the setup"
print "enter your project name: "
name = get_str_input() -- also available: 'get_bool_input()' & 'get_int_input()'
make_dir "src"
write_file("src/" .. name .. ".cr")
...
Full list of functions TBD.
Project templates will be an improved design of the existing
crystal initcommand to build default and custom project file structures. An old, experimental concept of this exists in the project which doesn't have a clear design or structure. This issue provides the design and scope for this, with subsequent issues & PRs to follow the implementation.Project-level setup
(note: these are all mock concepts that probably need to be finalised).
In
shard.yml: custom fieldproject-templates: path/to/dirIn project directory:
Control files will control how projects are setup according to the template. Scripts are executed in a Lua sandbox with limited functions.
Full list of functions TBD.