[codeclimate]: https://codeclimate.com/github/bzurkowski/boil/maintainability
# Boil
[][travis]
[][codeclimate]
**Initialization of new software projects should be quick and easy.**
Boil tries to solve the following problems:
* Wasting time on the initialisation of new software projects from scratch: creating a file structure, thinking about naming conventions, researching best practices - almost always requires documentation lookup.
* No consistency between projects. Most developers initiate projects in their own way, which is often incorrect or outdated.
* Burden of bootstrapping tools for different technologies (separate app generator for Ansible, Django, Rails, etc.).
* Lack of boilerplates for many software categories. If they already exist, they require manual adjustments.
Here is how:
* Leverage the [Jinja](http://jinja.pocoo.org/) templating engine to automatically generate project files. Ask the user for a minimal set of variables (such as project name, author, license etc.) and inject them into the right place.
* Organize a centralized, plugable repository for project templates. Let the community decide on their final form.
* Provide a single API for initializing projects in any technology.
## Installation
Use pip or easy_install:
```bash
$ pip install boil
```
## Usage
```
$ boil
Usage:
boil list
boil search <phrase>
boil new <plate_name>
boil -h | --help
```
List all available plates:
```
$ boil list
```
Search for plates:
```
$ boil search <phrase>
```
Initialize new project from selected plate:
```
$ boil new <plate_name>
```
#### Examples
```bash
# List all available plates
$ boil list
# Search for Python-related plates
$ boil search python
# Initialize new Python package
$ boil new python_package
# Initialize new Django app
$ boil new django_app
# Initialize new Rails app
$ boil new rails_app
# Initialize new Ruby gem
$ boil new gem
# Initialize new Bash command-line tool
$ boil new bash_cli
# Initialize new Ansible role
$ boil new ansible_role
# Initialize new plate
$ boil new plate
```
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