Store the files you use to bootstrap projects(docs, design notes, READMEs, common starter dependencies) in one place and access them quickly when they are needed.
go get github.com/shiftingphotons/scaff
Usage:
scaff [command]
Available Commands:
add Store a file or directory under a single namespace
get Copy files from a given namespace to the current directory
help Help about any command
list List stored namespaces
remove Remove a filepath or namespace
show See the insides of a given namespace in a tree format
Flags:
-h, --help help for scaff
One of the main reasons created this tool was to solve my need to easily reuse files when starting projects. Many times I would like to reuse documents, , and other commonly used things when starting a project. It's also forcing me to standardise how I approach starting a project projects, from the specs, to the architecture plans.
Add expects to receive a path to directory or file, and namespace under which to store the added files.
scaff add [directory|filepath] [namespace] [flags]
list is used to get an overview over the namespaces you have.
scaff list
With show you can see the files from a specific namespace in a tree like format.
scaff show [namespace]
With remove you are deleting given directory or filepath from a namespace, or the namespace itself.
If the command receives one argument, it is assumed that it has received namespace to delete.
scaff remove test_namespace
Two provided arguments means that a [file or directory] should be looked up in the given [namespace] and removed from there.
scaff remove README.md test_namespace
- One thing I really hate is that for now, the namespaces are stored in the home directory. This has many issues, but mostly I don't want to pollute other people's root folder, or mine for that matter, but right now I'm my only target audience with this, so it's good enough.
Although I'll definitely create a DropBox adapter in the future.