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Pempaltes Boilerplates Introduction: How To Bootstrap your Dev Environment by@the_rock
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Pempaltes Boilerplates Introduction: How To Bootstrap your Dev Environment

by SashaJuly 1st, 2020
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Pemplates is free to use and open source (made with Svelte3, source code is on GitHub) It is a search engine for starter-kits, templates, and biolerplates. The project is bootstraping your productivity from "I have to setup everything from scratch" to "This is template I need, so I can start working on my project" The project was created by Sasha Portfolio, a software developer in the Healthcare sector and Game Developer in free time.
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Pemplates allows you to search for project templates on github, bootstraping your productivity from "I have to setup everything from scratch" to "This is template I need, so I can start working on my project".

The use case behind this project is: "I want to create a desktop app using Electron and Svelte, but I have no idea how to setup everything". I went online and found a really good project that served as the starting point for Electron and Svelte app. But it took sometime to find it, so I decided to create Pemplates: a search engine for starter-kits, templates, ecc.

How it works

  • Choose what you want to search (templates, biolerplate, starter-kit)
  • Enter keywords (ex: react electron)
  • Press enter or click search button
  • Choose the template from the list (list is ordered by stars count)
  • Choose between git clone or degit
  • By clicking on one of those the command will be copied tou your clipboard.
  • Open terminal and execute the copied command in order to create a project.
  • Start developing

Final words

Pemplates is free to use and open source (made with Svelte3, source code is on github). I hope you can find it useful.