GitHub Setup

This is a tiny script easing the setup of Pharo projects in GitHub.

• Report a defect
• Request feature

It will create a base project structure for a Pharo project following the ba-st conventions.

License

The code is licensed under MIT.

Quick Start

Pre-Requisites

• Create your project in GitHub.
• Configure Coverage
  • If you want to use CodeCov login to CodeCov, enable the GitHub integration and create a new secret in your repo (CODECOV_TOKEN) with the provided token.
  • If you want to use Coveralls login to Coveralls and enable the integration against your new repo
• If you want to use the automatic e-mail notification on releases follow the instructions here.

Usage

• Clone this repository
• Run setup.sh providing the required information
• Choose the name of your default branch. We use release-candidate, if you want a different one adapt the next steps as needed and use -d option
• Review the proposed files and adapt it to your own needs
• Clone your new repository
• Create a new branch called release-candidate : git checkout -b release-candidate
• Move the proposed file structure into your repo (keep an eye on the hidden files)
• Commit and push the changes to GitHub
• Go to the repo settings, set as default branch and protect the release-candidate branch

Proposed Project Structure

The script will propose the following structure:

• assets/ : Static resources
• docs/ : Documentation
• docs/README.md : Documentation README
• docs/explanation : Explanations and discussions
• docs/how-to : How-to guides
• docs/reference : Reference guides
• docs/tutorial : Tutorials
• source/ : Source Code
• README.md : README
• CONTRIBUTING.md : Contribution Guidelines
• LICENSE : MIT License

Contributing

Check the Contribution Guidelines