Generateplugin Packages

Use this generator to add some common default settings to your 'generate', verb, and assemble generators.

Generate plugin that gathers data from the user's environment to pre-populate data for hints.

Initializes a handful of (empty) template collections to your generator, such as docs, includes, badges, and layouts, along with a few generic defaults.

Generate a license file. Choose any of the licenses supported by https://github.com/github/choosealicense.com.

Generate a .gitignore file from the github/gitignore repository. Includes all local, global, and community-curated .gitignore templates. This can be used as a generic Node.js library as a Generate generator.

Generate a README.md using answers to prompts and data from the environment, like `package.json`, `.git` config, etc. This generator can be run by command line if Generate is installed globally, or you can use this as a plugin or sub-generator in your own

Generate mocha test files.

Generator that automatically detects the dependencies or devDependencies to install based on the templates or includes that are dynamically used by your generator. This can be used as a sub-generator or plugin in your own generator.

The generator creates a `.editorconfig` file in the current working directory. Run from the command line or register as a sub-generator or plugin in your own generator.

Generate an .babelrc file for babel in the current working directory or specified --dest.

Generator for initializing a git repository and adding first commit.

Generate a .travis.yml file to the cwd or specified directory. Install globally and run with generate's CLI, or use as a component in your own generator.

Generate a new `.eslintrc.json` or `.eslintignore` file from a pre-defined or user-defined template. Can be used from the command line when installed globally, or as a plugin in your own generator.

Prompts the user for the destination directory to use. Can be used from the command line when installed globally, or as plugin or sub-generator in your generator.

Generate a gulpfile.js from the command line if Generate is installed globally, or use this as a plugin or sub-generator in your own generator to make it a continuous part of the build workflow when scaffolding out a new project.

Scaffold out complete code projects from the command line, or use this generator as a plugin in other generators to provide baseline functionality.

Generate a package.json from a pre-defined or user-defined template. This generator can be used from the command line when globally installed, or as a plugin or sub-generator in your own generator.

Generate a contributing.md, issue_template.md, or pull_request_template.md file for a project. Can be generated from the command line when Generate is installed globally, or as a plugin inside another generator.

Generate an assemblefile.js for [assemble] in the current working directory or specified `--dest`.

Generate a code project from a declarative boilerplate.