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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();
Look what happened with the Github gh cli just recently with extensions in the 2.0 release. I even wrote one of them p6m7g8/gh-parallel to parallelly clone a Github organization. Right now there 191 extensions.
I will not cover this here. A good option is nodenv. For the purposes of this excersie you need to be on node 14.x - 16.x (not 12.x or 17.x).
If you goto the main projen README.md, you'll see these instructions for using your new module:
I intend to provide this module in every language JSSI supports so the lowest I can go is the projen type jsii.
Example(wip): https://github.com/p6m7g8/p6-cdktf-github-p6m7g8
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();
Well first, you need a use case. In this case, I wanted to make an list for projen. It then occured to me there are hundreds of awesome lists. I had never made an awesome list before. Turns out currently most folks would use yeoman. Unfrotunately, while it works great, it can definitely add some more end-2-end automation like CI/CD, dep updates, security updates, auto-approvals/merging, auto linting......