Add command to generate boilerplates

[skyronic]

This adds a new make command to the vue cli to generate items (see issue #7). The boilerplates are defined in each repo in a .vue-boilerplates folder. For an example, see an example .vue-boilerplate dir in my fork of webpack-simple.

$ vue make Usage: vue-make make <type> [name] Options: -h, --help output usage information -l, --list list available generators and usage examples 

$ vue make component auth/RegisterComponent Created: src/auth/RegisterComponent.vue 

$ vue make --list Examples: # Create a new Vue Component in a `.vue` format $ vue make component widgets/CounterWidget # Create a new Vue directive $ vue make directive DatePicker 

Still a lot of work to do before it's usable, but I dog-fooded it for a day and it works quite nice for a toy project.

Things that can be added on top of this:

• Add extra flags which customize the content of a generated file
• Right now, the file is copied verbatim. We can have some flags passed and used to replace text on the files.
• Ideally I'd like to use something like vue make:component like laravel.
• Crowd-source ideas for generators to add...

[yyx990803]

Cool! I like the idea.

[yyx990803]

One thing is can we keep code style consistent - I didn't include it in vue-cli but ideally can you lint your code against this: https://github.com/feross/standard

[skyronic]

Ok. Awesome! I'll lint them, make this more functional and send pull requests to different template repos. Will update this pull request.

[zigomir]

I discussed this with @skyronic and we agreed on closing it.

Main reasoning is that we want to keep vue-cli focused to get initial template on your disk from where you just run npm run xyz scripts to do your development and/or builds.

[hootlex]

@zigomir @yyx990803 Maybe this pr should be re-opened? Creating components by running something like vue generate component Hello would be very cool and time saving!

IMO, since we have vue-cli it is nice to give it extra features instead of having to install external libs, for example yeoman and add extra plugins there.