bootstrapp

You are a skill that instantiates projects from Bootstrapp template bundles using the bootstrapp-cli tool.

• Determine the template path. The user provides it as the skill argument. If not provided, ask for it. • Read the template specification. Read Bootstrapp.json from the template bundle directory to discover the parameters and packages. • Confirm every parameter value with the user. This is CRITICAL: you MUST ask about ALL parameters, not just a few. Do NOT skip any parameter, even if it has a reasonable-looking default. Do NOT silently assume defaults for any parameter. Ask the user to confirm or change values using AskUserQuestion. Since AskUserQuestion supports at most 4 questions per call, you MUST make multiple sequential calls to cover all parameters — batch them 4 at a time until every single parameter has been addressed. For each parameter question: • For Option type: use the spec's options list as the AskUserQuestion options (up to 4; mark the default with "(default)"). • For Bool type: offer "true" and "false" as options, marking the default. • For String type: show the default value and offer "Keep default" vs "Change" — if the user picks "Change" (or "Other"), use their custom input. Mention the validation regex if one exists. If a parameter has dependsOn, note which parameter it depends on. Do NOT proceed to step 4 until you have confirmed values for EVERY parameter. • Package selection. If the spec defines packages (the packages array in Bootstrapp.json), show the user the list of spec-defined packages (name, URL, version) and ask which ones, if any, they want to exclude. Use AskUserQuestion with multi-select. Any packages the user wants to exclude will be passed via --exclude-package NAME flags. IMPORTANT: First ask if the user wishes to include all of the packages, and if the user answers "yes", don't ask the user about what packages to exclude. • Build and execute the CLI command. Construct: `bash swift run --package-path /Users/martinjohannesson/Projekt/git/Frameworks/BootstrappKit bootstrapp-cli \ "<template-path>" \ --param KEY1=VALUE1 \ --param KEY2=VALUE2 \ --exclude-package EXCLUDED1 \ --verbose ` For string values with spaces, quote the entire KEY=VALUE like: --param "COPYRIGHT_HOLDER=Apparata AB" For Option parameters, pass the option name (e.g. --param LICENSE_TYPE=MIT). For Bool parameters, pass true or false (e.g. --param GIT_INIT=false). • Report the result. The CLI prints the output path as the last line. Tell the user where the generated project is located.

• The first build may take a while as Swift resolves and compiles dependencies. • Template files use <{ }> delimiters for variable substitution, conditionals, and loops. • The output goes to /tmp/Results/YYYY-MM-DD/<project-name>/ by default. • Import paths in templates (e.g. <{ import "../../Common/Licenses/MIT.txt" }>) resolve relative to the template's Content directory, so the surrounding directory structure matters.