This intends to be a readme-documented, open-source-licensed, semantic-versioned, conventional-committed and changelogged git repository starting point for the development of a brand-new project
A straightforward beginning for an open-source project repository
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First of all, from this template,
Name it accordingly and place where it best fits for your team.
Make sure you have Git
installed:
$ git --version
git version 2.25.1
Thus, clone the recent-created repository locally, and you'll be ready to start developing your project.
After all, you should make this project your own.
Write a good README to present it to the world.
And also ensure to tailor the project license to your needs,
as well as assign a suitable maintenance status.
Here some descriptions about this template project:
This project shortens a repository start setup, considering:
- Inclusion of a mature README document, inspired by Standard Readme
- Inclusion of an open-source LICENSE file
- Inclusion of a structured, yet raw, CHANGELOG file
- Compliance with widely-used version control conventions, such as:
.
├── .git/ Version control system folder
├── .env.example Environment variables definition
├── .gitignore VCS ignored files manifest
├── CHANGELOG.md Release notes description
├── LICENSE License file
├── Makefile Development management facilities
└── README.md Repo readme document
This project is maintained by the author, @artu-hnrq.
Though, minimal or no implementation has been done yet,
it's only intended to be a limited example, demo, or proof-of-concept.
This project is published under the permissions established by GNU General Public License v3.0.