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About

webskel is a command-line utility that provides skeletons (or "templates") to help you quickly start your next web application or service. The concept is inspired by skeleton directories from the UNIX world - where they can serve as the starting point for a new user's ${HOME} directory. For the time being - there is only one skeleton to choose from: @webskel/dolphins7.skeleton.

Examples

CLI

Overview

There are two commands: new, and list. Either can be shortened to n, or l respectively. The new command takes two arguments, followed by any options. And the ls command takes no arguments, followed by any options.

  • webskel new
    The webskel new command creates a new application from a specified skeleton. For example, the following command will create a "myapp" directory from the dolphins7 skeleton:

      user@localhost$ webskel new myapp dolphins7
    
  • webskel list
    The webskel list command lists all available skeletons by name, and includes a short description as well. These skeletons are located in the share/webskel/ directory, which is typically installed relative to /usr/local:

      user@localhost webskel list
    

Sources

License

BSD Zero Clause
See LICENSE