Install gvm:
$ curl -s get.gvmtool.net | bash
Install lazybones:
$ gvm install lazybones
Add the entry "svene/lazybones" to your $HOME/.lazybones/config.groovy file:
bintrayRepositories = [
"svene/lazybones",
...
Grab the distribution from Bintray, unpack it to a local directory, and then add its bin directory to your PATH environment variable.
In an arbitrary directory execute lazybones create javaee7 jee7 which will create the folder jee7 and expand the template into it. The folder contains a build.gradle file for the gradle folks and a pom.xml for those who prefer maven. BTW: all the credit goes to Adam Bien of course: https://github.com/AdamBien/javaee7-essentials-archetype
Installs the 'registrations' JAX-RS example (including Arquillian tests) Adam Bien uses during the Airhacks workshop. The template was created from the following Adam’s maven BCE archetype: http://www.adam-bien.com/roller/abien/entry/java_ee_maven_archetype_bce
Usage: After having executed the javaee7 template change into the new project directory and execute lazybones generate jaxrs-sample-registrations. This will create additional source files for the registrations feature.
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Make a change in a template, e.g. templates/javaee7
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In top folder execute ./gradlew installTemplateJavaee7 which will install the javaee7 template into ~/.lazybones/templates/javaee7-0.0.5.zip
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In an arbitrary directory execute lazybones create javaee7 0.0.5 jee7 which will create the folder jee7 and expand the template into it.
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Repeat the previous steps until you are satisfied with the result