Generates azure-sample style repositories for applications based on a repo template manifest.
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Usage: repoman generate [options]
Generates a new repo based on a template configuration
Options:
--debug When set writes verbose output to the console (default: false)
-o --output <output> The output path for the generated template
-s, --source <source> The template source location (default: ".")
-t --templateFile <template> The repo template manifest location (default: "./repo.yaml")
-u --update When set will commit and push changes to the specified remotes & branches (default: false)
-r --remote <targetRemote> The remote name used while committing back to the target repos
-b --branch <targetBranch> The target branch name for committing back to the target repos
-m --message <message> Custom commit message used for committing back to the target repos
-h, --help display help for command
The following are examples of repo templates
npm cinpm run buildMonitors typescript files and continuously re-compiles in the background
npm run watchThere are a couple different options to run locally
# Simulate global package install.
# Run this 1 time per development session
npm link
# Run in a separate terminal window
npm run watch
# All in one
npm link && npm run watch
# Execute CLI command (run in its own terminal window)
repoman generate -s <source> -o <output>