p6-projen-project-awesome-list VS awesome-projen

import { cdk } from "projen"; const project = new cdk.JsiiProject({ name: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", author: "Philip M. Gollucci", authorAddress: "[email protected]", repositoryUrl: "https://github.com/p6m7g8/p6-projen-project-awesome-list.git", description: "Projen External Project for awesome-lists", stability: "experimental", keywords: ["awesome lists", "projen", "list", "awesome", "constructs"], defaultReleaseBranch: "main", projenrcTs: true, gitpod: true, devContainer: true, codeCov: true, prettier: true, releaseFailureIssue: true, autoApproveUpgrades: true, autoApproveOptions: { allowedUsernames: ["p6m7g8-automation"], }, deps: ["projen@^0.53.14"], peerDeps: ["projen@^0.53.14"], publishToPypi: { distName: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", module: "p6_projen_project_awesome_list", }, publishToMaven: { javaPackage: "com.github.p6m7g8.P6ProjectProjenAwesomeList", mavenGroupId: "com.github.p6m7g8", mavenArtifactId: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", }, publishToNuget: { dotNetNamespace: "P6m7g8.P6AwesomeList", packageId: "P6m7g8.P6AwesomeList", }, publishToGo: { moduleName: "github.com/p6m7g8/p6-projen-project-awesome-list", // why doesn't this default to repositoryUrl? }, }); project.synth();

I recently started exploring SST as an alternative to my favorite full-stack set consisting of Projen, AWS CDK, and React. I have been thoroughly impressed with the experience so far. In this article, I will demonstrate how to create a Next.js App Router S3 Picture Uploader using SST.

Custom Blue Prints are powered by Projen under the hood – to learn more about Projen, please look here. Similar to a projen.rc.ts you will need to create a blueprint.ts file in the src folder of your BluePrint project. There you can then define the rules and automations which will be applied when the BluePrint is used as a starting point for a new project. Currently the Custom BluePrint SDK allows you to define Wizard configurations, Workflows, Environments, Source Repositories, Pre-Configured Dev Environments, … Using Projen as an underying technology the team is able to re-generate the code for your project and create a pull request on your behalf for the source repository of your project i there is changes. And this is great!

Or if you like a declarative approach you could look into Projen: https://github.com/projen/projen

If you goto the main projen README.md, you'll see these instructions for using your new module:

Projen

Checkout https://github.com/projen/projen