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a framework that I can use to setup a bunch of scripts/skeleton repos to quickly initialize projects
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README.md

Pagwin's Project Initializer (ppi)

this is a program I've written for easy initialization of projects via a cli tool. The tool is configured via a ~/.config/ppi/config.toml file, an example file can be found in this repo (skeletons work the same way scripts do but you give a git url instead of a script).

Any project that can be initialized from a static git repo or an executable script can be easily initialized with this program.

Packaging

The PKGBUILD file should provide all information to build this as I tested the build in a fresh chroot barring the warning down below.

WARNING making the PKGBUILD was very annoying due to copious amounts of linker errors caused by my usage of libgit2 and the resulting package was not tested in a clean environment. As such if you get linker errors when you go to build this I will refer you to the "WITHOUT WARRANTY" section of the MIT license and if you find any missing runtime dependencies feel free to make a PR or issue (PR being preferred over issue).