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After running the ./init.sh script for the first time, I noticed that there was a check for a .env file, but no instructions on the documentation about it. I think adding a prompt to generate one in the terminal, similar to npm init and other commands.
Why is it needed?
Makes it a clearer what is going on. Maintains user control.
Suggested solution(s)
I have a solution, added to the original if;else🔗 here
You can see I had prompts for the URL and alias fields. This seemed redundant since the example file suggested they would all be derived from the project name.
Related issue(s)/PR(s)
I haven't made a PR yet, but if you review the above code I can certainly pull one together. Unnecessary comments and what not.
Example of skipping through but selecting a MODx version
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Feature request
Summary
After running the
./init.sh
script for the first time, I noticed that there was a check for a.env
file, but no instructions on the documentation about it. I think adding a prompt to generate one in the terminal, similar tonpm init
and other commands.Why is it needed?
Makes it a clearer what is going on. Maintains user control.
Suggested solution(s)
I have a solution, added to the original
if;else
🔗 hereYou can see I had prompts for the URL and alias fields. This seemed redundant since the example file suggested they would all be derived from the project name.
Related issue(s)/PR(s)
I haven't made a PR yet, but if you review the above code I can certainly pull one together. Unnecessary comments and what not.
Example of skipping through but selecting a MODx version
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: