A starting points for certain projects.
Here’s where you write really fantastic instructions that helps people who may or may not even understand what Git is, use your project. For example, your sentences should probably be better than that one.
npm install -g harp
harp init -b kennethormandy/default
This prevents the Git history from being downloaded. And, hey, now you have Harp installed, which is awesome anyway. If you want to go the Git route:
git clone https://github.com/kennethormandy/default new-project-name
cd project-name
# Please be careful…
rm -rf .git
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Replace “Default” and “default” with your new repository’s name
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Replace references to “kennethormandy” and my email with your details (unless you are me—which you probably are)
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Make sure you’re onboard with what’s in the contributing guide
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Fill out the rest of the
package.json
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As appropriate, add your company to the copyright statement below in the license:
Copyright © 2015 [Kenneth Ormandy](http://kennethormandy.com) & [Chloi Inc.](http://chloi.io)
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Initialise and add remotes:
# Initialise the project git init # Add your remote repository git remote add origin https://github.com/kennethormandy/default
Thanks for considering contributing! There’s information about how to get started with Default here.
Copyright © 2015 Kenneth Ormandy