This project automates the setup of a development environment for new developers. It supports various operating systems and configures essential development tools and IDEs based on the developer's role.
- Linux (Debian/Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, openSUSE)
- MacOS
- Windows (Manual steps recommended)
- Backend
- Frontend
- Full-Stack
To kickstart your development environment setup, simply run the dev_starter command in the root directory of your project. This command initializes the project and prepares all necessary configurations.
dev_starter [option]-h, --help: Display the help message and exit.-u, --usage: Display detailed usage information.
You can pass options to the init-dev.sh script through the dev_starter command. For example:
dev_starter -hThis command will display the help message for detailed usage information.
To add support for additional tools or languages, modify the script to include installation functions tailored to those requirements. Ensure compatibility with different operating systems and package managers.
The script detects the operating system and chooses the appropriate package manager for software installation. For unsupported configurations, manual installation steps are provided.
Contributions to improve the script or extend its capabilities are welcome. Please submit pull requests with your enhancements.
Describe common issues and troubleshooting steps, such as permission errors, unsupported OS versions, or network issues during package downloads.
- Testing Across Environments: It's crucial to test the script across different operating systems and distributions to ensure compatibility and identify any issues.
- Feedback Loop: Encourage users of the script to provide feedback or report issues. This input is invaluable for iterative improvement.
- Version Control: Keep the script and its documentation under version control to track changes, contributions, and issues.