Wilfred

A local boilerplate manager. Add folders as boilerplates and initialize projects from them using your terminal.

What exactly is Wilfred?

Wilfred is a simple boilerplate manager. Similar to yeoman, but works with local folders. Add an existing folder as boilerplate and you're ready to go, no internet required.

Installation

npm install -g wilfred

Usage

For more information on how to use wilfred run wilfred --help

Features

Local folders
Interactive and non-interactive mode¹
.wilfredhook for running commands after copy
GitHub support
.wilfredignore for files to ignore during copy (maybe?)
Bash autocomplete

_{^{1: If you pass in the boilerplate name as argument it will run non-interactive. If you don't it will run in interactive mode.}}

Changelog

0.1.6

Stop using os.homedir() for backwards compatibility
Fix issue where hook would run from parent directory when using wilfred to make project folder

0.1.5

Fix issue where -s did not silence all output
Add support for .wilfredhook file, which will run after copying

0.1.4

Fix error when using wilfred without boilerplates added

0.1.3

Add -r / --remove option to remove a boilerplate
Fix being able to add boilerplates with the same name

0.1.2

Fix issue where first boilerplate was not automatically selected in interactive mode
Fix error when destination folder does not exist

0.1.1

Add -l / --list option to get a list of all added boilerplates

KeizerDev/wilfred