This package provides a pcreate scaffold for creating a [Fanstatic](http://fanstatic.org) js.* library project.
JS Project uses the Pyramid Scaffold pcreate command to create a barebones python project which provices a Fanstatic js.* resource.
Usage
$ pcreate -s js_project <project_name>
The new project will contain dummy css and js files linked as Fanstatic resources. These resources are ready to be ‘need()’ed (though of course they are empty.
v0.0, 12.01.12 – Forked pyramid_foundation scaffold v0.1, 12.01.12 – Initial release - functional scaffold v0.1.2, 12.01.12 – Minor changes - tested generated project with pypi
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