Lazybones
A command-line tool for creating new projects from packaged templates, similar to Maven archetypes and Yeoman.
What is Lazybones?
Lazybones is a command-line tool that automates the creation of new software projects from packaged templates. It solves the problem of manually setting up project structures for frameworks and libraries by providing a simple way to generate boilerplate code and directory layouts. Developers can use it to quickly bootstrap projects for Ratpack, Java, and other technologies with customizable templates.
Developers and teams who frequently start new projects and want to automate the initial setup, especially those working with Ratpack or other frameworks lacking built-in project bootstrapping tools.
Lazybones offers a lightweight, template-driven alternative to more complex scaffolding tools, with support for subtemplates, command-line automation, and easy template distribution via Bintray. Its simplicity and focus on project creation make it a quick and efficient choice for developers tired of repetitive setup tasks.
Overview
A simple project creation tool that uses packaged project templates.
Use Cases
Best For
- Bootstrapping Ratpack applications quickly
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