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4.1 Greeting the User
When running other generators we’ll usually see an awesome little introduction which has an ASCII art rendering of the Yeoman logo. Having a standard greeting for our own generator meets the users’ expectations and makes our generator feel like part of the ecosystem. Let’s see how to add one!
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1.Introduction3 lessons, 10:09
3 lessons, 10:09
1.1Introduction02:28
1.1
Introduction
02:28
1.2Setup05:05
1.2
Setup
05:05
1.3The Stack This Generator Will Create02:36
1.3
The Stack This Generator Will Create
02:36
2.Yeoman Basics3 lessons, 20:06
3 lessons, 20:06
2.1Yo06:22
2.1
Yo
06:22
2.2Grunt07:28
2.2
Grunt
07:28
2.3Bower06:16
2.3
Bower
06:16
3.Creating a Basic Generator6 lessons, 46:05
6 lessons, 46:05
3.1Creating the Node.js Module04:39
3.1
Creating the Node.js Module
04:39
3.2Extending the Base Generator06:22
3.2
Extending the Base Generator
06:22
3.3Working With Directories Inside a Generator05:46
3.3
Working With Directories Inside a Generator
05:46
3.4Working With Files Inside a Generator12:39
3.4
Working With Files Inside a Generator
12:39
3.5Installing Dependencies08:34
3.5
Installing Dependencies
08:34
3.6Understanding the Run Loop08:05
3.6
Understanding the Run Loop
08:05
4.User Interaction4 lessons, 39:22
4 lessons, 39:22
4.1Greeting the User06:18
4.1
Greeting the User
06:18
4.2Prompting the User09:43
4.2
Prompting the User
09:43
4.3Templating07:46
4.3
Templating
07:46
4.4Options and Arguments15:35
4.4
Options and Arguments
15:35
5.Advanced Generator Concepts3 lessons, 29:49
3 lessons, 29:49
5.1Working With the Gruntfile11:11
5.1
Working With the Gruntfile
11:11
5.2Composing Existing Generators08:08
5.2
Composing Existing Generators
08:08
5.3Wiring Everything Up10:30
5.3
Wiring Everything Up
10:30
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 02:10
1 lesson, 02:10
6.1Conclusion02:10
6.1
Conclusion
02:10
Dan Wellman is an author and front-end developer based in his home town in the south of merry old England. By day he builds web sites and applications and likes to focus on JavaScript, testing and workflow tools. By night he produces video courses for Tuts+ on a range of mostly front-end focused topics, usually centered around JavaScript.







