Andrew Worcester

@tpizza Absolutely, what I was originally thinking is that this would be easy to do with a simple [action function](https://github.com/amwmedia/plop#custom-action-function). You could run rimraf to clean up any files that...

@nicoespeon yes, i would definitely see a benefit to being able to get the codebase from the local file system, a corporate network shared drive, etc. good suggestion 👍

@kentcdodds i probably didn't explain this very clearly (I _WAS_ writing it at almost 1am after all haha). That's where the `{{% %}}` would come in. For interpolation during the...

Also, what would you all think about implementing a search interface where you could search a central repo of seeds projects? something like `plop --project` without a value could kick...

@tpizza I'm not sure I'm following what you're suggesting here as far as the private repo stuff goes. Can you clarify further?

@kentcdodds Seems like npm may be a logical vehicle for this. It allows public and private projects, offline, versioning, etc. The thing I want to stay away from is the...

So what about something like this. `$ plop --project npm-module-installed-local-or-global` > copies and initializes the codebase in this module to the current folder as the destination. We might want to...

@tpizza does the npm approach solve this for your use case? I would assume you could use artifactory to pull your enterprise codebases for generation?

@tpizza ah, i see, so you were thinking of a way to drive the search interface via an internal registry. I think the only real problem with that is that...

@nerdgore I like this! The idea of repurposing the -init is great because that feature really doesn't do much at this point anyway, and I'm all for keeping things simple...