Quartz init takes a long time

[hu55a1n1]

Summary

$ time quartz init 

 ________       ___  ___      ________      ________     __________    ________     
|\   __  \     |\  \|\  \    |\   __  \    |\   __  \   |\___   ___\  |\_____  \    
\ \  \|\  \    \ \  \\\  \   \ \  \|\  \   \ \  \|\  \  \|___ \  \_|   \|___/  /|   
 \ \  \\\  \    \ \  \\\  \   \ \   __  \   \ \   _  _\      \ \  \        /  / /   
  \ \  \\\  \    \ \  \\\  \   \ \  \ \  \   \ \  \\  \       \ \  \      /  /_/__  
   \ \_____  \    \ \_______\   \ \__\ \__\   \ \__\\ _\       \ \__\    |\________\
    \|___| \__\    \|_______|    \|__|\|__|    \|__|\|__|       \|__|     \|_______|
          \|__|                                                                     
                                                                                    

{"Init":{"result_dir":"~/test/quartz_app"}}

real    1m23.552s
user    0m7.451s
sys     0m33.583s

Acceptance Criteria

• quartz init runs much faster, and ideally takes no longer than a git clone of a small repo.

[hu55a1n1]

Was able to reduce the time by ~50% by ignoring the target dir in app/transfers and building with --release ->

$ time quartz init 
# ...
real    0m44.928s
user    0m0.179s
sys     0m19.110s

[dangush]

Good things don't come quick!

[dangush]

Yeah I realized I hadn't set cargo generate to ignore the target folder after changing enclave and contract to output to the new top-level target folder. This is in #167 now

[ebuchman]

Yeh it's copying all the target dirs and node_modules. There's target dirs in each of apps/transfers, apps/transfers/contracts, and apps/transfers/enclave, and then there's the node_modules in the frontend and possible in the transfers root and theres the apps/transfers/frontend/.next. Those are all like 100s of MBs. If I just delete them all the init takes under a second.

[ebuchman]

Or maybe we should make a real github template repo so it can just be git pulled? would probably still include it in examples/transfers but then also publish it as its own repo ?