# gig
A command line tool to rapily scaffold projects using the power of YAML
## Usage
```bash
$ gig <SCAFFOLD.YML FILE> [Project name]
--git-init, -g, -i ~ Initalize git repository
```
### The YAML file structure follows the following convention:
```
folder:
file.ext: "The contents of the file"
README.md: "
# Strings can be more than one line
## So many lines!
"
```
And there can be multiple root nodes
```
folder:
file.ext: "The contents of the file"
README.md: "
# Strings can be more than one line
## So many lines!
"
folder:
file.ext: "The contents of the file"
README.md: "
# Strings can be more than one line
## So many lines!
"
```
## Important note(s)
The project name param also adheres to directory conventions
and `gig ./egg.yml egg` creates executes the scaffold in the egg directory
so `gig ./egg.yml .` creates executes the scaffold in the current directory
so if you use the --git-init flag it will initilize the repo in that place.