NEW_PROJ(1)
π new_proj(1) π
okay bestie, welcome to new_proj, section 1 of the manual β the little guy that makes new projects happen β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
new_proj β create a new project π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
19 July 1999 (yes ma'am, this icon has been serving since the 90s π )
new [options] filename [template]
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
So new_proj is literally a program that generates all the files you need to begin a new project. That's it, that's the whole job, and it does it flawlessly π«Ά
Here's the tea on how it finds your templates, in order:
- First,
new_projlooks for templates in~/.new/projectsβ your personal stash π - Second, it looks in
<datadir>/new/projects, wheredatadiris defined byautoconf. That directory is usually/usr/local/shareor/usr/share. No cap.
The projects directory contains several files describing different types of projects. Each file is a set of lines containing filenames and an optional template names. (That's the format, periodt. π)
π OPTIONS π
-h,--helpβ print a list of options. Your girl is being so helpful rn π-f,--forceβ overwrite any existing files. Careful bestie, this one does NOT play π-l,--listβ list projects available. A little menu of your options, iconic π-g,--globalβ use global projects instead of personal ones. Switch that vibe check to the system-wide side π
π FILES π
${datadir}/new/projectsβ System-wide project directory.~/.new/projectsβ User specific project directory.
π§ AUTHORS π§
- E-Mail:
<new_proj@flyn.org>π§ - HTTP: Flyn Computing:
http://www.flyn.orgπ
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