This repository holds most of the Open edX public cookiecutters.
- cookiecutter-django-ida
- for creating new independently deployable apps (IDAs).
- cookiecutter-django-app
- for creating reusable Django packages (installable apps).
- cookiecutter-python-library
- for creating a Python package that follows Open edX standards.
- cookiecutter-xblock
- for creating a XBlock repository as well as a Dockerfile for building and running your XBlock in the xblock-sdk workbench.
These instructions assume you have cloned this repository and are currently in its head dir. You will need a virtualenv for running the cookiecutter. You can discard it once the cookiecutter has made your new repo.
Commands:
$ make requirements # from inside edx-cookiecutter repo # Replace <OUTPUT-DIRECTORY> with the base directory; your new directory will go inside. $ cookiecutter -o <OUTPUT-DIRECTORY> <COOKIECUTTER-NAME>
- Modify project README
- Modify project docs/decisions/0001-purpose-of-this-repo.rst ADR
If you are modifying and debugging cookiecutters on a local device, please see "Local Debugging of the layered cookiecutters" section below.
- cookiecutter-python-library
- cookiecutter-django-app
- cookiecutter-django-ida
- cookiecutter-xblock
If you are updating above cookiecutters, please see docs/decisions/0003-layered-cookiecutter.rst and docs/how_tos/modifying_layered_cookiecutter.rst
To ensure that the layered cookiecutters pull from your local code, instead of GitHub, run cookiecutter like:
$ make cookiecutter-<TEMPLATE-NAME>
eg:
$ make cookiecutter-django-app $ make cookiecutter-django-ida $ make cookiecutter-python-library $ make cookiecutter-xblock
See docs/decisions/0003-layered-cookiecutter.rst for details on layering cookiecutters to share boilerplate files.
Contributions are very welcome. Tests can be run with tox. Please ensure the coverage at least stays the same before you submit a pull request.
The code in this repository is licensed under the Apache Software License 2.0 unless otherwise noted.
Please see LICENSE.txt
for details.
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