v2.1.0

What's Changed

Added

• cuelabs-system-design skill: designs a product's system from a PRD, a
  repository, or a description, following the language-by-role pipeline
  rule. It decides the services (including when to split a processing
  service versus run worker pools), how they communicate, and who owns each
  store, and adds reusable patterns: upload tickets, claim-check, outbox,
  versioned results, and raw provider events. It writes
  docs/system-design.md and renders a self-contained diagram page
  (scripts/render_design.py, stdlib only) with Excalidraw and Mermaid copy
  buttons, a layout checker, and an artifact mode for hosts that publish
  pages.
• Multi-service pipeline canon: a repo may carry more than one non-common
  service when a real multi-stage pipeline exists (gateway + processing),
  with Go staying the CRUD/data owner, a processing service owning every
  decision with no persistence of its own, and a gateway service staying
  thin : expendit's api/intake (Node) + api/process (Python) is the
  reference case.
• Node API service standard (NestJS, api/<service>, distinct from web):
  folder layout, file/folder naming row, Dockerfile.node +
  dockerignore.node templates, and a NestJS 11.x version pin.
• Pub/sub (Aiven Kafka) documented as a standardized transport alongside
  gRPC and HTTP/JSON, with fleet-wide KAFKA_BROKERS/KAFKA_USERNAME/
  KAFKA_PASSWORD/KAFKA_SSL_CA env names : chosen over gRPC s2s for
  expendit/apparule/upstat's pipeline because it survives a Cloud Run
  consumer restart with zero message loss (verified against a live Aiven
  instance), where a gRPC channel can silently zombie on scale-to-zero.
  Kafka consumers must run as a Cloud Run worker pool, or as a service with
  min-instances >= 1 and instance-based billing, since a message does not
  wake a scaled-to-zero instance.
• gRPC s2s client resilience on Cloud Run: a deadline on every call, a real
  retry policy (bounded attempts, backoff, UNAVAILABLE only) for
  idempotent methods, and keepalive for active calls. waitForReady: false
  is no longer described as a retry policy, and idle dead-connection
  detection is no longer promised.
• Serverless functions are now explicitly scoped to probe/health-check
  endpoints only; real logic always lives in a containerized api/<service>.
• organization-policy.md picked up the gRPC s2s client resilience note
  that cloud-and-ci.md already had (the two copies had drifted).
• product-decisions.md: the checklist of values each product chooses
  for itself (slug, default theme, Playwright port, service ports, data
  store, settings IA, date idiom, KYC tier contents, and more), each with a
  stable P-nn ID, recorded in the product's docs/decisions.md.
• "Shared ecosystem services" table in organization-policy.md: the
  observability gateway, analytics events API, identity project, and
  infrastructure are named by role and contract; the table is the only place
  a providing product is named.
• validate_catalog.py fails when a product name appears under skills/
  outside that table, or when a reference carries a dated ratification note.
• cuelabs_standard.py init --name <product> --surface NAME=STATUS: starts a
  new product from an empty repository by writing .cuelabs/project.yaml
  and, for the cuelabs profile, a docs/decisions.md seeded with the
  Standard parameters table (assets/templates/decisions.md). It validates
  the manifest before writing and never overwrites either file.
• "Procedure B : bootstrap a new repo" is now a full walkthrough, from
  git init through init, parameter decisions, apply, per-surface
  scaffolding, delivery, and verify; the README shows the quick start.
• Trigger evaluation cases for starting a new product.
• Bootstrapping asks before it decides: the engineering skill confirms the
  product slug, display name, profile, and surface statuses with the user
  before init, proposes each P-nn value with a reason and records it only
  once confirmed, and reports unconfirmed values as open decisions.

Changed

• References no longer carry duplicate copies of the same canon. Each topic
  has one owner: cloud/CI, containers/deploy, and telemetry/environment live
  in cuelabs-delivery-standard; API conventions, docs contracts, and
  analytics live in organization-policy.md; the design documentation
  standard lives in cuelabs-design-standard; orchestration and QA loops
  live in qa-and-orchestration.md; changelog discipline lives in
  repository-and-services.md. The engineering skill keeps short summaries
  that point at the owning skill, so it still works when installed alone.
• The skills are product-agnostic, so they can bootstrap a brand-new
  product. Product names, per-product values, incident stories, dated
  ratification notes, and internal decision codes are gone from every
  reference; each rule now states its contract directly instead of pointing
  at one product's implementation. History stays in this changelog.
• Per-product values became product decisions: the marketing product slot,
  default theme, Playwright port, settings IA, date idiom, and service port
  assignments are recorded by each product (see product-decisions.md).
• The Playwright port rule now requires a port in 3100-3399 that no sibling
  product uses.

Removed

• cuelabs-design-standard/references/qa-loop.md, an identical copy of
  qa-and-orchestration.md.

• #141: Node API, pub/sub, multi-service pipeline, bootstrap, and system design standards.

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.1.0

Release v2.0.1

Fixed

• Audit: the root .env.example is seeded, never byte-compared — the canon fixes its variable names and section format while values and product-specific sections diverge per repository, so customization no longer reads as shared-file drift (which kept every adopter at "Baseline conforming: no") (#138).
• The repository's own SECURITY.md now carries the published reporting policy (private vulnerability reporting, dedicated security mailbox) (#138).
• Changelog cut into released sections — v2.0.0 shipped with all entries still under Unreleased; adoption docs now also state that the catalog repository itself is not a manifest-carrying adopter (#138).

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

Release v2.0.0

What's Changed

• Feature/cli code splitting by @hibeekaey in #30
• feat: add config file by @hibeekaey in #33
• ci(deps): bump actions/download-artifact from 5 to 6 by @dependabot[bot] in #32
• ci(deps): bump actions/upload-artifact from 4 to 5 by @dependabot[bot] in #31
• ci(deps): bump github/codeql-action from 3 to 4 by @dependabot[bot] in #28
• ci(workflows): Improve GitHub Actions workflow configurations by @hibeekaey in #34
• bugfix: ci cd by @hibeekaey in #35
• deps(deps): bump golang.org/x/term from 0.36.0 to 0.37.0 in the go-dependencies group by @dependabot[bot] in #36
• ci(deps): bump actions/checkout from 5 to 6 by @dependabot[bot] in #37
• ci(deps): bump actions/upload-artifact from 5 to 6 by @dependabot[bot] in #38
• ci(deps): bump actions/download-artifact from 6 to 7 by @dependabot[bot] in #39
• chore(deps): bump aquasecurity/trivy-action from 0.33.1 to 0.36.0 in /.github/workflows in the github_actions group across 1 directory by @dependabot[bot] in #40
• security: fix gosec G301/G304/G204 findings and bump golang.org/x/sys by @hibeekaey in #41
• transform: replace Go CLI with a project-standard skill by @hibeekaey in #42
• chore: canonical community-health templates + parity guidance by @hibeekaey in #43
• chore: refresh markdowns and community-health files; drop old name by @hibeekaey in #44
• docs: present the repo as the standard, drop unused-CLI history by @hibeekaey in #45
• docs: align skill name with engineering-standards branding by @hibeekaey in #46
• docs: match skill name to repo slug by @hibeekaey in #47
• Document port convention + per-language naming standard by @hibeekaey in #48
• Sync recommended versions with the actual codebases by @hibeekaey in #49
• Audit round: new templates (python/helm/terraform/env) + SKILL coverage sync by @hibeekaey in #50
• Third pass: envFrom secret hook + Chart example in helm templates by @hibeekaey in #51
• SKILL: Google-only auth standard + cloud deployment targets by @hibeekaey in #52
• SKILL: documentation, API-convention, events, and design-foundation standards by @hibeekaey in #53
• docs: mermaid architecture diagrams everywhere by @hibeekaey in #54
• SKILL: doc skeletons, env-naming + CORS + email + protocol standards, mermaid validation rule by @hibeekaey in #55
• docs: X-9 OpenTelemetry ecosystem standard by @hibeekaey in #56
• docs: OTLP/HTTP exporter default (X-9 clarification) by @hibeekaey in #57
• docs: Figma true Light/Dark modes + foundations variables by @hibeekaey in #58
• docs: SKILL.md — X-10 identity/profile/KYC tier standard by @hibeekaey in #59
• docs: SKILL.md — Figma component-library standard (tokens, modes, organization, naming, practices) by @hibeekaey in #60
• docs: SKILL.md — canvas hygiene, screen-state coverage, landing dual-audience standard by @hibeekaey in #61
• docs: SKILL.md — design-accuracy standard (no fabricated stats, pricing, SLAs, or endorsements) by @hibeekaey in #62
• docs: SKILL.md — prototyping standard + design QA loop by @hibeekaey in #63
• docs: SKILL.md — web implementation standard (MVC, TEST_MODE, mock server, legacy + reuse policies) by @hibeekaey in #64
• docs: SKILL.md — GitHub Actions + test layout standards by @hibeekaey in #65
• docs: SKILL.md — pin latest GitHub Actions majors (v7) by @hibeekaey in #66
• docs: SKILL.md — byte-identical shared CI jobs across repos by @hibeekaey in #67
• docs: SKILL.md — SUMMARY nav-label convention by @hibeekaey in #68
• docs: SKILL.md — canonical route standard by @hibeekaey in #69
• docs: SKILL.md — canonical web libraries by @hibeekaey in #70
• docs: SKILL.md — orchestration & QA-loop standard by @hibeekaey in #71
• docs: W2 naming canon — home components + analytics hook by @hibeekaey in #72
• docs: SKILL.md — layout & markup canon by @hibeekaey in #73
• docs(skill): marketing nav, footer & theme parity canon by @hibeekaey in #74
• docs(skill): docs describe the current system by @hibeekaey in #75
• docs(skill): mobile nav disclosure clause by @hibeekaey in #76
• docs(skill): branch fresh, land clean by @hibeekaey in #77
• docs(skill): cursor affordance canon by @hibeekaey in #78
• docs(skill): marketing nav revision — star badge + Try Cloud by @hibeekaey in #79
• docs(skill): real Discord channel names by @hibeekaey in #80
• docs(skill): CueLABS™ brand-mark rule by @hibeekaey in #81
• docs(skill): brand-mark correction — labels carry the ™ by @hibeekaey in #82
• docs(skill): floating-layer viewport collision canon by @hibeekaey in #83
• docs(skill): routes/slot/CTA revisions by @hibeekaey in #84
• docs(templates): CueLABS™ in shared templates by @hibeekaey in #85
• docs(skill): mobile bar keeps Try Cloud CTA by @hibeekaey in #86
• docs(skill): brand copy canon by @hibeekaey in #87
• docs(skill): mobile footer structure + CSS traps by @hibeekaey in #88
• docs(skill): expanded-chrome content verification by @hibeekaey in #89
• docs(skill): mobile rail overlay clause by @hibeekaey in #90
• docs(skill): web tooling parity canon by @hibeekaey in #91
• docs(skill): Scalar API reference ratification by @hibeekaey in #92
• docs(skill): Tailwind v4 org-wide by @hibeekaey in #93
• docs(skill): tri-state theme contract by @hibeekaey in #94
• docs(skill): double-writer protocol by @hibeekaey in #95
• docs(skill): theme unset-default adjudication by @hibeekaey in #96
• docs(skill): audit-convergence sync by @hibeekaey in #97
• docs(skill): chrome naming + date idioms by @hibeekaey in #98
• docs(skill): settings IA ratification by @hibeekaey in #99
• docs(skill): review-round canons — Y-flip/anatomy, modal menus, mid-band balance, findings-are-classes, checkout discipline by @hibeekaey in #100
• docs(skill): chart gotcha...

Release v1.4.0

What's New

Added

• Enhanced Interactive UI System: Complete overhaul of the user interface with advanced navigation and help systems
  • Navigation system with breadcrumbs and step counter
  • Context-sensitive help system with comprehensive documentation
  • Enhanced project structure preview with interactive navigation
  • Template preview system with detailed component information
  • Scrollable menu system for better user experience
  • Completion system for intelligent input suggestions
• Advanced Audit Engine: Comprehensive project auditing and quality analysis
  • Security pattern detection and validation
  • Code quality analysis with customizable rules
  • Compliance checking for generated projects
  • Automated security vulnerability scanning
  • Performance metrics and optimization recommendations
• Intelligent Cache Management: Advanced caching system for improved performance
  • Offline mode support with intelligent cache management
  • Version-aware caching with automatic invalidation
  • Cache compression and optimization
  • Metrics collection and performance monitoring
  • Automatic cleanup and maintenance
• Enhanced Validation Engine: Advanced validation system with auto-fix capabilities
  • Template structure validation with detailed error reporting
  • Configuration validation with intelligent suggestions
  • Auto-fix capabilities for common issues
  • Integration testing with comprehensive coverage
  • Performance benchmarking and optimization
• Security & Safety Features: Comprehensive security improvements
  • Input sanitization and validation
  • Secure file operations with path validation
  • Backup management with version control
  • Dry-run mode for safe testing
  • Concurrent operation safety
• Advanced Template Management: Enhanced template processing and management
  • Template import detection with enhanced algorithms
  • Template security pattern validation
  • Comprehensive template testing suite
  • Template fix automation for common issues
  • Enhanced template scanning and processing
• Version & Update Management: Intelligent version management system
  • GitHub integration for version checking
  • Automatic update notifications
  • Version compatibility validation
  • Dependency version management
  • Release note generation and management
• Enhanced Error Handling: Comprehensive error management system
  • Categorized error handling with detailed context
  • Error recovery mechanisms
  • Security-focused error handling
  • Logging integration with structured output
  • User-friendly error messages and suggestions

Changed

• CLI Interface: Complete redesign of command-line interface
  • Enhanced automation capabilities with intelligent workflows
  • Improved interactive flow management
  • Better mode detection and switching
  • Enhanced configuration commands
  • Streamlined user experience with better error handling
• Template Processing: Advanced template processing engine
  • Enhanced embedded template system
  • Improved template function processing
  • Better template security validation
  • Optimized template scanning and loading
• Configuration Management: Enhanced configuration system
  • Improved configuration persistence
  • Better configuration validation
  • Enhanced configuration testing
  • Streamlined configuration management
• Filesystem Operations: Advanced filesystem management
  • Enhanced project generation with standardized structure
  • Improved filesystem security
  • Better project structure validation
  • Optimized file operations

Fixed

• Template Generation: Fixed multiple template generation issues
  • Android Kotlin template structure improvements
  • iOS Swift template enhancements
  • Backend Go template optimizations
  • Frontend Next.js template improvements
  • Infrastructure template fixes
• Security Vulnerabilities: Resolved all security issues
  • Path traversal protection
  • Input validation improvements
  • Secure file permission handling
  • Enhanced error handling security
• Performance Issues: Optimized performance across all components
  • Cache performance improvements
  • Template processing optimization
  • Memory usage optimization
  • Concurrent operation improvements

Security

• Zero Security Issues: Maintained complete gosec compliance
  • Enhanced security patterns in all templates
  • Improved input validation and sanitization
  • Secure file operations with proper permissions
  • Enhanced error handling security
• Security Best Practices: All generated projects follow enhanced security practices
  • Secure default configurations
  • Input validation and sanitization
  • Path traversal protection
  • Secure file permissions

Testing

• Comprehensive Testing Suite: Enhanced testing coverage and quality
  • Integration testing for all major components
  • Performance benchmarking and optimization
  • Security testing and validation
  • Cross-platform compatibility testing
  • User experience testing
• Quality Assurance: Improved code quality and reliability
  • Enhanced error handling testing
  • Template validation testing
  • Configuration testing
  • Performance testing

Documentation

• Enhanced Documentation: Comprehensive documentation updates
  • API reference documentation
  • Configuration guide improvements
  • Getting started guide enhancements
  • Template development documentation
  • Troubleshooting guide updates
• User Experience: Improved user experience documentation
  • Interactive UI documentation
  • Configuration examples
  • Best practices guide
  • Migration guides

Recent Commits

• Merge pull request #25 from hibeekaey/feature/v1.4.0

Installation

Quick Install (Linux/macOS)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuesoftinc/open-source-project-generator/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform
2. Extract the archive
3. Follow the installation instructions in the INSTALL.txt file

Package Managers

• Debian/Ubuntu: Download the .deb package and install with dpkg -i
• Red Hat/CentOS: Download the .rpm package and install with rpm -i
• Homebrew: brew install generator (coming soon)

Usage

# Generate a new project interactively
generator generate

# Show help
generator --help

# Validate a generated project
generator validate ./my-project

# Show version and latest package versions
generator version --packages

Checksums

See checksums.txt for SHA256 hashes of all release assets.

Release v1.3.0

Release v1.3.0

What's New

Added

• Comprehensive Configuration System: Complete set of configuration examples for all use cases
  • config-full-usage.yaml/json - Demonstrates all available features and components
  • config-minimal.yaml - Minimal configuration for simple projects
  • config-frontend-only.yaml - Frontend-focused applications
  • config-mobile-focused.yaml - Mobile applications with backend API
  • config-enterprise.yaml - Enterprise-grade full-stack platform
• Configuration Documentation: Comprehensive CONFIG_USAGE_GUIDE.md with detailed usage instructions
  • Complete configuration schema documentation
  • Use case examples and best practices
  • Command-line usage examples and troubleshooting guide
• Android Java Package Structure: Proper Java package hierarchy generation
  • Automatic creation of java/[organization]/[project-name]/mobile/ structure
  • Generated Application.kt file with proper package name and class name
  • Package directories: core, data, di, domain, presentation with documentation
• Enhanced Version Configuration: Extended package version support
  • Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, ESLint, Prettier
  • Backend: Gin, JWT, Validator, GORM, Redis client
  • Mobile: Kotlin, Swift, Android Gradle Plugin
  • Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, Prometheus, Grafana

Fixed

• CRITICAL: Android Generation: Fixed Android templates not being generated
  • Root cause: Go embed package cannot include directories with template variables ({{.Organization}})
  • Solution: Hybrid approach using embedded engine + manual Java package structure creation
  • Android projects now generate complete Kotlin application structure
• Template Variable Processing: Fixed template variables in directory names not being resolved
  • {{.Organization}} and {{.Name | lower}} now properly processed in Android Java packages
  • Consistent package naming across all generated Android files
• Configuration Validation: Enhanced configuration validation and error handling
  • Better error messages for invalid configurations
  • Automatic fallbacks for missing configuration values

Changed

• Android Template Processing: Switched from DirectoryProcessor to hybrid embedded engine approach
  • Maintains compatibility with embedded templates while supporting template variables in paths
  • Improved reliability and consistency of Android project generation
• Configuration Examples: All configuration files now include comprehensive version specifications
  • Latest stable versions for all supported technologies
  • Production-ready version combinations tested for compatibility

Testing

• Android Generation Verification: Comprehensive testing of Android template generation
  • Verified Java package structure creation with multiple configurations
  • Tested template variable resolution in directory names
  • Confirmed Application.kt generation with proper package imports
• Configuration System Testing: Validated all configuration examples
  • Full-usage configuration generates complete multi-platform project
  • Minimal configuration works with sensible defaults
  • Specialized configurations (frontend-only, mobile-focused, enterprise) generate appropriate structures

Documentation

• Usage Guide: Complete configuration usage documentation
  • Step-by-step instructions for all configuration options
  • Command-line examples and best practices
  • Troubleshooting guide for common issues
• Configuration Schema: Detailed documentation of all configuration fields
  • Required vs optional fields clearly marked
  • Supported values and validation rules
  • Examples for each configuration section

Recent Commits

Installation

Quick Install (Linux/macOS)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuesoftinc/open-source-project-generator/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform
2. Extract the archive
3. Follow the installation instructions in the INSTALL.txt file

Package Managers

• Debian/Ubuntu: Download the .deb package and install with dpkg -i
• Red Hat/CentOS: Download the .rpm package and install with rpm -i
• Homebrew: brew install generator (coming soon)

Usage

# Generate a new project interactively
generator generate

# Show help
generator --help

# Validate a generated project
generator validate ./my-project

# Show version and latest package versions
generator version --packages

Checksums

See checksums.txt for SHA256 hashes of all release assets.

Release v1.2.0

Release v1.2.0

What's New

Added

• Default Version Management: Added automatic fallback versions for all package dependencies
  • React: ^18.3.1, Next.js: 14.2.0, Go: 1.22.0, Node.js: 20.11.0
  • Kotlin: 2.0.0, Swift: 5.9.0 with automatic version resolution
• Enhanced Security: Comprehensive security improvements across all templates
  • Secure file operations with path validation and traversal protection
  • Secure file permissions (0600 for files, 0750 for directories)
  • Added security utility functions with proper error handling
• Template Variable Processing: Enhanced support for complex template expressions
  • Added support for {{.Name | lower}}, {{.Name | upper}} in directory names
  • Fixed iOS and Android project structure generation with proper naming
• Disabled Template Filtering: Automatic exclusion of .tmpl.disabled files from generated projects

Changed

• Default Output Directory: Changed from no default to output/generated for better organization
• Template Engine Architecture: iOS/Android templates now use DirectoryProcessor for proper path processing
• Package Versions: Updated to compatible, secure versions
  • Redis Go client: v9.14.0 (was v9.15.0 which didn't exist)
  • ESLint: ^8.57.0 (compatible with Next.js 14.2.0)
• CLI Interface: Removed duplicate help command for cleaner interface

Fixed

• Android Project Generation: Fixed missing Java directory structure in Android projects
  • Template variables in directory names now properly processed
  • Complete Android Kotlin project structure with proper package hierarchy
• iOS Project Generation: Fixed {{.Name}} appearing literally in iOS directory names
  • Proper Xcode project structure with correct naming
• Security Vulnerabilities: Fixed all gosec security issues
  • Path traversal vulnerabilities (G304): 25 issues resolved
  • Insecure file permissions (G301/G306): 20 issues resolved
  • Unhandled errors (G104): 2 issues resolved in generated code
• Template Processing: Fixed nil pointer errors when version configurations are missing
  • All templates now use version functions with fallbacks
  • Minimal configurations work without specifying any versions
• Package Dependencies: Fixed version compatibility issues
  • React/Next.js/ESLint version conflicts resolved
  • All frontend dependencies now resolve correctly

Security

• Zero Security Issues: Complete gosec compliance achieved
  • Main codebase: 0 issues (4 intentional suppressions in security utils)
  • Generated code: 0 issues in all templates
• Secure Defaults: All generated projects follow security best practices
  • Secure file permissions and operations
  • Path validation and traversal protection
  • Proper error handling in generated code

Testing

• Comprehensive Testing: Full component integration testing completed
  • All components (Frontend, Backend, Mobile, Infrastructure) generate successfully
  • Package dependency resolution verified for all templates
  • Cross-platform compatibility maintained
  • Zero regressions in existing functionality

Migration Notes

• Default Output Path: Projects now generate to output/generated/ by default instead of requiring manual specification
• Version Requirements: Version specifications in config files are now optional - sensible defaults are provided
• iOS/Android Projects: Existing projects with {{.Name}} in directory names should be regenerated for proper structure
• Security: All generated projects now follow enhanced security practices automatically

Recent Commits

Installation

Quick Install (Linux/macOS)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuesoftinc/open-source-project-generator/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform
2. Extract the archive
3. Follow the installation instructions in the INSTALL.txt file

Package Managers

• Debian/Ubuntu: Download the .deb package and install with dpkg -i
• Red Hat/CentOS: Download the .rpm package and install with rpm -i
• Homebrew: brew install generator (coming soon)

Usage

# Generate a new project interactively
generator generate

# Show help
generator --help

# Validate a generated project
generator validate ./my-project

# Show version and latest package versions
generator version --packages

Checksums

See checksums.txt for SHA256 hashes of all release assets.

Release v1.0.0

Release v1.0.0

What's New

Added

• Dynamic release notes generation from CHANGELOG.md content
• Automatic inclusion of recent commit messages in release notes
• Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow with better error handling
• Improved release asset organization and checksums
• Interactive project generation with component selection
• Support for frontend (Next.js), backend (Go), and mobile (Android/iOS) applications
• Infrastructure as code templates (Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform)
• Complete CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions
• Comprehensive validation and error handling
• Cross-platform support (Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD)
• Package management integration (APT, YUM, Homebrew, etc.)

Changed

• Release notes now pull content directly from changelog instead of static text
• GitHub Actions workflow now extracts version-specific changelog sections
• Release process now includes recent commits for better transparency
• Improved release notes formatting and structure

Fixed

• Fixed static release notes that didn't reflect actual changes
• Improved release workflow reliability and error handling
• Enhanced changelog parsing for better automation

Recent Commits

Installation

Quick Install (Linux/macOS)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuesoftinc/open-source-project-generator/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform
2. Extract the archive
3. Follow the installation instructions in the INSTALL.txt file

Package Managers

• Debian/Ubuntu: Download the .deb package and install with dpkg -i
• Red Hat/CentOS: Download the .rpm package and install with rpm -i
• Homebrew: brew install generator (coming soon)

Usage

# Generate a new project interactively
generator generate

# Show help
generator --help

# Validate a generated project
generator validate ./my-project

# Show version and latest package versions
generator version --packages

Checksums

See checksums.txt for SHA256 hashes of all release assets.

Release v0.0.0

Release v0.0.0

What's New

Added

• Dynamic release notes generation from CHANGELOG.md content
• Automatic inclusion of recent commit messages in release notes
• Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow with better error handling
• Improved release asset organization and checksums
• Interactive project generation with component selection
• Support for frontend (Next.js), backend (Go), and mobile (Android/iOS) applications
• Infrastructure as code templates (Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform)
• Complete CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions
• Comprehensive validation and error handling
• Cross-platform support (Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD)
• Package management integration (APT, YUM, Homebrew, etc.)

Changed

• Release notes now pull content directly from changelog instead of static text
• GitHub Actions workflow now extracts version-specific changelog sections
• Release process now includes recent commits for better transparency
• Improved release notes formatting and structure

Fixed

• Fixed static release notes that didn't reflect actual changes
• Improved release workflow reliability and error handling
• Enhanced changelog parsing for better automation

Recent Commits

Installation

Quick Install (Linux/macOS)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuesoftinc/open-source-project-generator/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform
2. Extract the archive
3. Follow the installation instructions in the INSTALL.txt file

Package Managers

• Debian/Ubuntu: Download the .deb package and install with dpkg -i
• Red Hat/CentOS: Download the .rpm package and install with rpm -i
• Homebrew: brew install generator (coming soon)

Usage

# Generate a new project interactively
generator generate

# Show help
generator --help

# Validate a generated project
generator validate ./my-project

# Show version and latest package versions
generator version --packages

Checksums

See checksums.txt for SHA256 hashes of all release assets.