Create a new project from one or more project templates using provided PHP or BASH script. More advanced functionality is provided by the PHP scripts, but the BASH script has few dependencies.

Early stages, usage and files subject to change.

Use bin/console create to create a new project at a given directory with 0 or more project types, where choosing a project type copies the files from that project type in the templates directory into the new project directory. The files in templates/base will always be added to the project. Usage looks like:

bin/console create git php dest

to create a new project in a folder dest with the base, git, and php project type folder contents.

There is also some project management. Create a project in a defined parent folder by prefixing a path with ":". Use the open subcommand to open a given project with a defined command. More commands will likely be added to help with projects.

With the default command script, a console.local.yml or console.local.php can be added to the config directory using Symfony style configuration to change settings, with the baseProjOpts specifying configuration options, eg:

parameters:
  baseProjOpts:
    openCommand: 'gvim'
    projPath: '/home/me/projects'

The script makes use of some Symfony console commands, which make use of a PHP class, TJM\BaseProj\BaseProj(null, array). This can be used for programatic project management.

Use bin/create to create a new project much like the PHP version, except without advanced merging and other features. Usage looks like:

bin/create git php dest

Requires bash executable to exist locally as well as rsync and mkdir commands (common on Mac OS X, Linux, BSD).

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