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It appears that for now the configuration directory is hard-coded to be placed directly in your home folder. (https://github.com/cemister/scaffolder/blob/e4f4081864e5f0ff2e2cd038911f3b738aef14a1/helper/unixpath.go#L28) This can be improved by supporting XDG user directories. Many users want to keep their ~ clean and have config be in ~/.config/, supporting this standard will allow for this use case.

I just downloaded scaffolder_linux from Release 1.1.6 & expected an amd64 compatible binary, but it turned out to be of the arm64 architecture.

I suppose, this is a mistake in the deployment configuration, if there are automated builds or you accidentally built for the wrong target. 😄

I would also advise to just generally attach the architecture etc. information in the name, to avoid any mixup, whatsoever. 🙂

Hello there,
I wanted to send in a contribution cause i find this project very cool.
I started working on the new todo as a contribution towards the project.
Problem is i seem to have a little confusion on what it means exactly.
Does it mean you want a feature where users can set various variables as key pair values using a flag eg --flags name:john, age:45 ? and where exactly is the variable supposed to be parsed and used?
See i started working on it thinking you just wanted a way to replace file or directory names with a set yaml variable using a flag like the example above(and i seem to have that working) but now i'm not so sure . Would be helpful if you help clarify what you mean exactly. Thanks

Greetings! 👋

Thank you for this piece of software.

I'll summarise thoughts & issues I discovered, when using this project's product for the first time.

• Templating folder & file names.

  src:
    {nimpackage.nim}: |
      echo "yes"
  

• Accept configurations files named either *.yaml or *.yml.
• Make --name optional, if you want to scaffold into the current directory, rather than creating a new one.
• Optionally read variables from some variables.yml or something.
• Allow creating files without extensions by using something like myfile.FILE to create the file myfile.

You tell me, whether I should create separate issues or what we otherwise could do with these suggestions. 😄