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ungoldman / module-init

:checkered_flag: Create a new node module with all the right stuff.
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Minor updates #38

Closed ungoldman closed 8 years ago

ungoldman commented 8 years ago

Hi @Flet! Mind taking a quick look to make sure I'm not doing anything too crazy?

Flet commented 8 years ago

Oops, looks like I just missed it! :)

ungoldman commented 8 years ago

No worries, realized it's really nothing major. Thanks for taking a look! You're right, probably fine to drop 0.10, 0.12, & 5 from travis and the template too.

ungoldman commented 8 years ago

It is done: 9bdfacab7106fe18a7af9102030f98e3f6e03c6c

Flet commented 8 years ago

Sweet! Will this package live on or will init-module eventually take over as your preferred package kickstarter?

ungoldman commented 8 years ago

¯_(ツ)_/¯

Would be nice to update module-init but I don't use it as often as I used to. init-module could be more useful too. Both need a little work. You have any ideas/thoughts/preferences?

Flet commented 8 years ago

I really like module-init and I use it to start just about all new repos (even if I end up removing some things if its an internal project). Its helped me not forget about keeping changelogs and filling out READMEs :)

There isn't anything critical I can think of at the moment that its missing. It might be nice to have a way to spit out a nice browserify/webpack build/config setup and maybe a simple express server.js with dependencies sorted, but even that feels like it could be too much.

ungoldman commented 8 years ago

Thanks, that's nice to hear 😁

I think init-module could be made more interesting if it had more npm config options related to what module-init does and a post-init hook to generate files (not sure how to go about doing that part). Right now the only thing it's really useful for is as a package.json editor using the npm init interface. Maybe one day it will be a worthy successor to module-init but for now I think this is getting the job done alright.