skele

Skele is a simple command line too to build directory structures based on template directories. I built it for my personal use so it’s not entirely feature rich and it was hacked together quickly so it’s not pretty code. It’s only been tested on OSX and ruby 1.9.2.

Usage

Call skele <name> from the command line. Skele will look for ~/.skele/<name>. If it finds it it will copy the directory structre and files to the current working directory.

Additionally if skele finds a Gemfile in the root directory it will run “bundle install –path vendor/bundle”.

Future of skele

This is a quick tool I hacked together to make my own life easier. I may or may not update it. If there is interest at all you can either help me clean it up and push your commits, or you can let me know what you want and if I like it I will code it up. If there’s enough interest in this I will eventually clean things up more.

Test

Yeah, there’s no tests. I’m a bad person, I know. I’m all for TDD but I think it would have been a waste here.

Copyright © 2011 Alex Rehberg. See LICENSE.txt for further details.