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Rebar Erlang and OTP templates written by Susan Potter of Finsignia. Until Rebar supports global default variable setting, you will probably need to fork this repository and edit the author_name and author_email in the variables section of the .template files.

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Echo Rebar Templates

How to use templates

To make the templates available, you need to clone the repo to your ~/.rebar/templates directory:

mkdir -p ~/.rebar/templates
git clone git://github.com:EchoTeam/rebar-templates.git ~/.rebar/templates

Creating Erlang/OTP service layout

If you want to create a new directory layout for your new service you can do the following:

$ mkdir <service_name>
$ cd <service_name>
$ rebar create template=service name=<service_name> description="Describe your service here."
$ ./run.me.first.sh

Note: You need rebar installed in your system, or placed in <service_name> directory.

This will generate the initial framework of an Erlang service that supports Erlang/OTP releases.

Now you can run your new service:

$ make run

The service layout is compatible with service-packager.

Requirements: erlang, git

See more info on the service layout:

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