DISCONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
I have unfortunatly gotten quite busy throughout the year and will likely not have much time to maintain this project further given that I'm moving into my final semester of school before graduation. I hope to bring this project back to life properly as soon as possible.
A simple, easy-to-use Git project builder (ONLY supports GitHub currently)
📝 Table of Contents
🧐 About
GitBuilder.io is a simple CLI tool (project wizard) that helps you bootstrap your projects quickly and easily. This tool, with it's extensible templates library, allows developers to get up and running very quickly and without all the boring environment and repository setup. gitBuilder.io will start by asking you a couple of basic questions about your project and then will give you a detailed breakdown of how it is building your project the entire way through. After your project is built, you are presented with all the details of your project and the location of your project on Github. At this point, you are ready to start coding! Just like that 🏎💨
🗒 Changelog
Please take a look at the current changes and progress on the Changelog
🎈 Usage
If you would like to download this tool for your own use, you may to so by downloading the package globally from NPM
npm install -g gitbuilder-io
Start the tool
gitbuilder [options]
Select a login method
Basic Login
OR
OAuth Token
Login and follow the simple prompts to build your project! 🙂🥂
Docker installation instructions (Safe mode)
If you have Docker installed on your machine and wish to run this application in a containerized environment please follow the instructions below to build a container image and start up the interactive container.
- You will need to first clone this project onto your machine
git clone https://github.com/SystemFiles/gitbuilder-io.git
- Navigate to the cloned project root directory
- Build the container image:
docker build -t sykeben/gitbuilder-io:latest .
- Start up the interactive container
docker run -it sykeben/gitbuilder-io:latest bash
- Once inside the container you can run gitbuilder as you would on any other machine using the
gitbuilder [options] [flags]
command.
Available Command-line Options
-
reset:
gitbuilder --reset
=> Resets any auth tokens, saved settings, and templates stored on your machine so you can start from scratch. -
add_template:
gitbuilder --add_template/-A
=> Will allow you to add a template to our list of built-in templates using a valid OAuth API Token. Required -> Zip MUST contain only the template project contents and not a folder containing project contents. (PLANNED)
Required Personal Access Token Permissions
Following principle of least privillage
- repo
- repo:status
- public_repo
- user
- read:user
- user:email
- user:follow
📶 Using the templates API
We have a simple API for sending and retrieving git project templates from a cloud hosted blob storage. See the source for the API here
Uploading a template
note: maxiumum upload size through API is 50MB
curl --location --request POST 'https://gb.sykesdev.ca/api/template?lang=<LANGUAGE>' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>' \
--form 'files=@path/to/project/template/template.zip'
Get list of available templates
curl --location --request GET 'https://gb.sykesdev.ca/api/template?lang=<LANGUAGE>'
Get template filestream
curl --location --request GET 'https://gb.sykesdev.ca/api/template?name=<TEMPLATE_NAME>&lang=<LANGUAGE>'
🏁 Getting Started with Development
If you would like to help out by adding your own templates or possibly some new features to the project, you can follow these steps.
Clone the project
You'll need to fork the project to start working on it
Prerequisites
First you will need to install a few things if you don't have them already.
Node
NPM
Installing
Install dependencies using NPM
npm install
Adding a Template
There is a new way to add templates now. If you are a project contributor/administrator you can use the template API to add a new built-in template to the project (may have to request an OAuth token to be generated for you). If you are a user of the application, you can add templates to your own instance of gitbuilder by creating a public GitHub project for your template or finding one on GitHub, then simply select add external
when creating a new project and supply the URL to the project and it will be used for your project and added to a list for future use.
To use the API make a POST request to the https://gb.sykesdev.ca/api/template
endpoint
curl --location --request POST 'https://gb.sykesdev.ca/api/template?lang=<LANGUAGE>' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>' \
--form 'files=@path/to/project/template/template.zip'
Supported Languages: Python, NodeJS + More in near future
Adding a Feature
Want to see something new in gitBuider.io? Well you can do so easily by forking the project. Then clone to your local workspace.
git clone https://github.com/YOU/gitbuilder-io.git
then make your changes on a branch with the format feature/feature_name
or bugfix/name_of_bug_or_issue
git checkout -b feature/feature_name
then submit a pull_request
and I will make sure that your new feature is reviewed / added.
pull_request
before being merged with master
.
🐛 Submitting a bug report / issue
Please use an issue template provided. Create your report here