Bubl is a flexible and easy-to-use boilerplate generator. Bubl lets you create a template from any file or directory on your system. No need to rely on third party services to create a template that fits your needs, create it yourself.
- If you haven't already, install Go. Make sure you installed it correctly by running:
$ go - If you would like to use bubl anywhere on your machine make sure that your
$GOBINis exported into your path. i.e.bashrcor.zshrc
- If you have your
$GOBINexported into your path, follow these instructions for the best results.
$ go get github.com/alexbarksdale/bubl
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/alexbarksdale/bubl
$ go install
- Test to make sure things were installed correctly by navigating into another directory and running
$ bublin your terminal. - If you're unable to run bubl globally, check to make sure your
$GOBINis exported correctly. Otherwise, you can still run this project in a local directory, but that's quite inconvenient.
TLDR: This way of using the program is very inconvenient.
$ git clone https://github.com/alexbarksdale/bubl.git
$ cd bubl
$ go run main.go
Usage: bubl <command>
$ bubl create <template-path> <bubl-alias>
Create a bubble by providing a path to your template
and an alias to identify your bubble.
$ bubl gen (options) <bubl-alias>
Generate a template from a bubble to your current directory.
OPTIONS:
-bundle
Bundle together an arbitrary amount of bubbles to generate.
$ bubl pop <bubl-alias>
Remove a bubble template.
$ bubl list
List out created bubbles.