We don't always start with WordPress... But that's where we often end up...
Does it make sense to have a way to scaffold a project that's going to start as html, css, and a bit of JS — then have a sub-generator that adds in the WP specific items: functions.php, style.css boilerplate, screenshot.png, pot files, etc?
That way we could start with a minimal project to quickly get in browser, but have a defined scaffold for layering in the WP stuff when it comes time to actually make it into a theme?
Closing as I think this has been open a really long time and hasn't gotten any additional traction. It's possible a sub-generator could be spun up for this, but at this point, let's stay focused on WP tooling.
We don't always start with WordPress... But that's where we often end up...
Does it make sense to have a way to scaffold a project that's going to start as html, css, and a bit of JS — then have a sub-generator that adds in the WP specific items: functions.php, style.css boilerplate, screenshot.png, pot files, etc?
That way we could start with a minimal project to quickly get in browser, but have a defined scaffold for layering in the WP stuff when it comes time to actually make it into a theme?