WebLauncher

Overview

WebLauncher is a Bash script designed to streamline the creation of a basic web project directory structure. It creates a folder with the specified project name and populates it with directories for stylesheets, scripts, and assets. Additionally, it generates an HTML file with a basic template to get you started.

How to Use

Prerequisites

• Bash shell environment
• Text editor (optional)

Steps

1. Download the script: Download the create_project.sh script from the repository.

2. Make the script executable: Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the script is located. Run the following command to make the script executable:

   chmod +x WebLauncher.sh

Run the script: Execute the script by running the following command:

./WebLauncher.sh

Enter the project name: When prompted, enter the desired name for your project.

Explore your project: Once the script completes execution, you will find your project directory (WebLauncher - YourProjectName) created in the current directory.

Start coding: Open the project directory in your preferred text editor or IDE to start developing your website. You'll find the basic structure already set up for you.

Directory Structure

• WebLauncher - YourProjectName: Main project folder.
  • style: Folder for CSS files.
    • style.css: CSS file with default styles.
  • script: Folder for JavaScript files.
    • script.js: Empty JavaScript file.
  • assets: Folder for assets like images and fonts.
    • fonts: Folder for fonts.
    • images: Folder for images.
  • index.html: HTML file with a basic template.

Use Cases

Rapid Prototyping: Quickly set up a basic project structure to prototype a website or web application. Creating Boilerplate: Save time by generating a standardized project structure for repetitive tasks.

Notes

Feel free to modify the generated files to suit your project requirements. Ensure proper file permissions when executing the script. This script assumes a basic project setup and may need adjustments for more complex projects. Execute the script where you want your project files to be created

Contributions

Contributions and feedback are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.