UPDATE: This script has been deprecated. Please use lfetool instead!

This should really be converted into a rebar script sooner than later. Perhaps someone else will have the time and rebar chops to do it? For now, though, a simple shell script creates what is needed.

There are two modes, only one of which is currently implemented:

1. create a library project, one that intended to be used by other projects and does not start any services;
2. create a service project, one that should have at lease one services started.

Download the shell script and save it to a directory in your path.

To create a library project, simply run the following:

$ lfe-skel library-project my-new-lib

Though not currently implemented, in the future one will create a service project by running the following:

$ lfe-skel service-project my-new-service

Note: upon running this script, not only with your project be set up with a skeleton, but also:

• the dependencies for your project will be downloaded to your new project's deps dir;
• the stubbed unit test will be run and will fail (it's stubbed to fail because of TDD ;-));
• the project will be set up with a newly initialized github repo; and
• the new project files will be added to the repo.