brunocalmon / echo-initializr

Echo Initializr is a tool created to help developers start projects created in the Echo Framework more quickly, without having to waste time with basic configurations.

echo-initializr

Echo Initializr is a tool created to help developers start projects created in the Echo Framework more quickly, without having to waste time with basic configurations.

Usage

Available Commands:

• help - Help about any command

• init - Create a basic project using echo framework from the scratch

  • -d, --dependencies stringArray

  Set the dependencies of your project. (default: empty)

  • -h, --help

  help for init

  • -n, --namespace [string]

  Set your project's name (default: github.com/example/sample)

  • -o, --outputDir [string]

  Set the output directory to your project. (default "$HOME/echo_initializr")

  • -p, --port [int]

  Set the port of your project webserver. (default 8080)

  • -v, --version [string]

  Set your project's version (default: installed)

To try, just run this command on the root of the echo-initializr's project

go run main.go init --namespace "github.com/example/sample" -d "github.com/gorilla/mux,github.com/google/uuid" -p 8080

Tips:

RUN

Inside the root of this project:

go build

A executable named "echo-initializr" will be generated.

Place this executable where you prefer, for example:

mv echo-initializr $HOME/go/bin

Now you can just set this in you PATH as variable to use directly in you terminal.

Open the .bash_profile

vim $HOME/.bash_profile

Write this lines: (Assuming that you have placed the executable file in the same folder as me)

export ECHOINITIALZR=$HOME/go/bin
export PATH=$PATH:$ECHOINITIALZR

Now you can run the command anywhere in you terminal:

echo-initializr help