LazyStarter is a composable, component-based scaffolding framework.
- Extensible: Add your own components and templates.
- Language-Agnostic: Templates can be in your programming language of your choice
- Do It Once, Get It Twice: Write your components and we take care of creating the flags for you!
- Component-Based
Bases: A Base is the minimum skeleton of buildable templates. Default bases include (landing-page, portfolio-page)
Components: components are children of Bases. A Component must be a child of at least one Base. Components are invoked via --flags. Default components include (navbar, navbar-searchbar, sidebar, footer, footer-big, --background-video)
To make sure everything runs smoothly and we don't have to get a super headache with git managment I would like every contributor to do a full (mock) pull request
- fork this repository
- create a new branch. Prefereably just call it your username. (i.e.
git checkout -b Zenahr) - commit an empty commit like so:
commit -m "my first pull request. Yay!" --allow-empty - create a pull request via github
- wait for the merge
Congrats! You're ready to work on this repo now.
Version: 1.0
This document describes the way we will be handling our development cycles going forward
- Issues will be made by all of us.
- Issues will be assigned to us. This generally helps coordinate us as a team and prevent us from working on the same issue at the same time when it doesn't make sense to do so.
- Main branch for development is
dev - General Pull Requests shall be directed towards the
devbranch - PRs will be reviewed by at least one fellow developer
- MR will be issued
We will use our Kanban board for tracking our current points of interest (relevant issues). https://github.com/Zenahr/lazystarter/projects/1
Help can be asked from anyone on the team via the Discord server.
Git-specific problems should be discussed on the git-some-help channel.
- Zenahr (https://github.com/Zenahr)
- Martini (https://github.com/martinisiu)
- Luke (https://github.com/jls47)