Meal Plan

"A healthy, delicious way to prepare and enjoy your infrastructure development"

meal_plan is an opinionated set of generators to aid development of Chef cookbooks, currently supporting the following tools:

• chef
• chefspec
• berkshelf
• foodcritic
• rake
• rubocop

Installation

I recommend installing this in a central location, because:

• it is useful across multiple projects
• the prepare command can overwrite a Gemfile
• this is how I use it

$ gem install meal_plan

Usage

Commands:
  meal_plan help [COMMAND]  # Describe available commands or one specific command
  meal_plan prepare NAME    # Prepare a Meal Plan (bootstrap cookbook development for NAME)
  meal_plan version         # Display the program version and exit

prepare command

Usage:
  meal_plan prepare NAME

Options:
  -o, [--output-directory=OUTPUT_DIRECTORY]  # Default: "."
  -m, [--maintainer=MAINTAINER]
  -e, [--maintainer-email=MAINTAINER_EMAIL]

Prepare a Meal Plan (bootstrap cookbook development for NAME)

Example

$ meal_plan prepare discourse -m "Phil Cohen" -e "[email protected]"

Preparing a Meal Plan for `discourse`
      create  files/default
      create  libraries
      create  providers
      create  resources
      create  templates/default
      create  attributes
      create  attributes/default.rb
      create  recipes
      create  recipes/default.rb
      create  spec
      create  spec/default_spec.rb
      create  spec/spec_helper.rb
      create  test
      create  test/.chef/knife.rb
      create  test/rubocop/disabled.yml
      create  test/rubocop/enabled.yml
      create  LICENSE.txt
      create  README.md
      create  metadata.rb
      create  .gitignore
      create  .rubocop.yml
      create  Berksfile
      create  Gemfile
      create  Guardfile
      create  Rakefile
         run  bundle check || bundle install --path=.bundle --binstubs=.bundle/bin from "."
         run  berks install from "."
         run  test -d .git || (git init && git add .) from "."
Happy Cooking!

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

License

meal_plan

• Freely distributable and licensed under the MIT license.
• Copyright (c) 2014 Phil Cohen ([email protected])
• http://phlippers.net