# C.R.S.

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Create a new project from a template

## Why another project generator ?

It's inspired of `cookiecutter` (#20). It's written in rust for safety and rapidity. CRS can run hooks before and after (#21) the generation. CRS use handelbars template language.

## Installation

### As binary

You can download it on release page and simply run the binary

``` 
wget https://github.com/0xMRTT/crs/
chmod +x crs
./crs
```

### From source

```
git clone https://github.com/0xMRTT/crs.git
cd crs
cargo b
```

And finally run crs

```
./target/debug/crs
```

## Usage

```
$ crs https://github.com/0xMRTT/rust-template

$ crs -h
crs 0.1.0

USAGE:
    crs [OPTIONS] [TEMPLATE_URL]

ARGS:
    <TEMPLATE_URL>    Optional name to operate on

OPTIONS:
    -c, --config <FILE>           Sets a custom config file
    -h, --help                    Print help information
    -l, --list-installed <DIR>    List installed template
    -t, --to <TO>                 Where CRS will generate the new project
    -V, --version                 Print version information
```

## Thanks

This project is inspired to this awesome projects:

* cookiecutter 

And thanks to the creators and contributors of this awesome rust crates:

* handlebars 
* serde_json 
* serde_derive 
* serde 
* env_logger 
* git2 
* clap 
* url
* walkdir
* platform-dirs 
* chrono
* inquire
* regex 
* execute 
* fs_extra