Lean generators

Set of generators to speed things a bit for some repetitive tasks.

Requirements

• Node
• npm
• Yeoman

Installation

npm install -g generator-moxie-lean

Update

npm update -g generator-moxie-lean

Commands

• new-wp: Generates a new WordPress project.
• new-wp-project: Generates the config for a new WordPress project and initialises Git.
• new-wp-plugin: Generates a new WordPress plugin.
• php-lib: Command to generate files from a PHP library with files like: composer, codesniffer and others.

yo moxie-lean

This is the main command.

yo moxie-lean:new-wp

This generator creates a new WordPress project, including root level config and Lean plugin.

Command

yo moxie-lean:new-wp

It will prompt you for:

• The project name
• github/bitbucket repo uri. (optional)

Note: that the plugin will take the same name as the project. You should use a lowercase name separated with -'s.

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-project

Generates the config files required for a WordPress project.

Command

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-project

You need to set-up the remote repo first on GitHub or Bitbucket.

This generator creates:

• composer.json file
• Default .gitignore file
• .travis.yml file to set up CI.

It then initialises Git and pushes to your remote repo.

It will prompt you for the project name and github/bitbucket repo uri. Alternatively you can pass the name as a CLI argument:

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-project --name my-plugin-name

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-plugin

Generates a new WordPress plugin.

To run this command just type on the terminal:

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-plugin

This generator creates a new plugin and updates the namespace and constant names.

It will prompt you for the plugin name, which defaults to the folder name. Alternatively you can pass the name as a CLI argument:

yo moxie-lean:new-wp-plugin --name my-plugin-name

yo moxie-lean:php-lib

Command

yo moxie-lean:php-lib

This generator is useful to create a new PHP libs with the same files used across other PHP libraries, that uses composer as the package manager, and set a CI (continus integration) system to used with travis in order to follow the WordPress Code Standard as much as possible.

This generator creates:

• A composer.json file
• A set of rules used for the codesniffer with some exceptions to allow PSR4 and namespaces.
• A default .gitignore file
• An .editorconfig file
• A .travis.yml file to set up CI.
• A MIT licence file