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Generates an app with CI/CD in Team Foundation Server or Team Services

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const app = require(`./app.js`); const util = require(`../app/utility`); const argUtils = require(`../app/args`); const prompts = require(`../app/prompt`); const Generator = require(`yeoman-generator`); module.exports = class extends Generator { // The name `constructor` is important here constructor(args, opts) { // Calling the super constructor is important so our generator is correctly set up super(args, opts); // Order is important argUtils.applicationName(this); argUtils.tfs(this); argUtils.apiKey(this); argUtils.pat(this); } // 2. Where you prompt users for options (where you`d call this.prompt()) prompting() { // Collect any missing data from the user. // This gives me access to the generator in the // when callbacks of prompt let cmdLnInput = this; // When this generator is called alone as in team:nuget // we have to make sure the prompts below realize they // need to get a apiKey. If we don't setup everything // right now the user will not be asked for a apiKey. cmdLnInput.options.target = `powershell`; return this.prompt([ prompts.tfs(this), prompts.pat(this), prompts.applicationName(this), prompts.apiKey(this) ]).then(function (answers) { // Transfer answers to local object for use in the rest of the generator this.pat = util.reconcileValue(cmdLnInput.options.pat, answers.pat); this.tfs = util.reconcileValue(cmdLnInput.options.tfs, answers.tfs); this.apiKey = util.reconcileValue(cmdLnInput.options.apiKey, answers.apiKey); this.applicationName = util.reconcileValue(cmdLnInput.options.applicationName, answers.applicationName); }.bind(this)); } // 5. Where you write the generator specific files (routes, controllers, etc) writing() { var done = this.async(); var args = { pat: this.pat, tfs: this.tfs, apiKey: this.apiKey, appName: this.applicationName, project: this.applicationName }; app.run(args, this, done); } };