zino-rs / zino

Next-generation framework for composable applications in Rust.
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Zli subcommands: new and init #116

Closed miaomiaowu0428 closed 3 months ago

miaomiaowu0428 commented 3 months ago

Add tow subcommands for zino-cli: new: creat a new project in the specified directory. init: creat a project in the current directory.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the zino-cli project introduce a new new subcommand for creating projects using templates and extend the existing init subcommand to support template-based initialization. Dependencies for handling file operations (walkdir) and Git repositories (git2) have been added. These changes enhance the user experience by automating project setup and ensuring cleaner initialization processes.

Changes

File(s) Summary
zino-cli/Cargo.toml Added dependencies: walkdir (v2.5.0), git2 (v0.19.0), and zino (v0.23.1) with "axum" features.
zino-cli/src/cli/init.rs Enhanced Init struct with optional template and project_name fields. Updated run method for template initialization and cleanup. Added init_with_template method.
zino-cli/src/cli/mod.rs Added imports and modules for new functionalities, including template processing and directory cleaning. Renamed Subcomands to Subcommands. Added New variant to Subcommands.
zino-cli/src/cli/new.rs Introduced New struct for the new subcommand, including methods for running the command and handling project template creation.
zino-cli/src/main.rs Updated match block to include the New subcommand and replaced log::error! with println! for error handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI as zino-cli
    participant FS as File System
    participant Git as Git Service

    User->>CLI: zino-cli new <project_name> [--template <template_url>]
    CLI->>FS: Check if project directory exists
    FS-->>CLI: Directory status
    CLI->>Git: Clone template repository (if template URL provided)
    Git-->>CLI: Template files
    CLI->>FS: Initialize project with template files
    CLI->>User: Project created successfully

Poem

In the land of code where projects sprout,
zino-cli helps without a doubt.
From templates pristine to projects new,
It simplifies with a click or two.
Dependencies added, errors cleaned,
With every change, our tools are keen.
So hail the code, let's celebrate,
For zino-cli is truly great!


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