A simple project generator.

Update GOPATH with a path to the Bake directory. Run make to install bake to Bake/bin.

> make

Create a BAKE environment variable which is set to the path of the Bake directory, and update your PATH to include the Bake/bin directory. Run the following for usage information, and to ensure that it is running correctly.

> bake -h

To generate a project with bake, you must specify at least the name of the project, the name of the owner of the project, and the programming language the project is to be written in. An example command that could be used to create the Bake project itself might be:

> bake -n Bake -l go -o 'Sean Kelleher'

Where -n specifies the name of the project, -l specifies the language, and -o specifies the name of the owner of the project. Such an invocation results in a fairly boring output though:

Bake/
Bake/README.md

Only the project directory and a default README have been created, as there is no indication to bake as to what type of project is to be generated. For instance, running bake with the same parameters but with the addition of a -t option with a value of bin, results in a template for a Go project which produces a command-line executable.

> bake -n Bake -l go -o 'Sean Kelleher' -t bin
Bake/src/
Bake/src/bake/
Bake/src/bake/bake.go

The source directories have now been added with default code so that it may be compiled and run immediately by using the language's build conventions, in this case by adding the Bake directory to GOPATH and running

> go install bake

This will build and output bake to a new bin directory in Bake, which can be run with

> bin/bake
Bake (C) 2013 Sean Kelleher