bootspring content
Generate and manage content for your project including blog posts, documentation, and release notes.
Overview#
The content command provides templates for creating various types of content. It generates structured content files ready for customization.
Usage#
bootspring content <command> [options]Commands#
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
new <type> | Generate new content from template |
types | List available content types |
help | Show help |
Content Types#
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
blog-post | Blog article template |
release-notes | Version release notes |
documentation | Documentation page (MDX) |
changelog | Changelog entry |
readme | README file |
api-doc | API endpoint documentation |
tutorial | Step-by-step tutorial |
Options#
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--title, -t | Content title |
--description, -d | Brief description |
--author, -a | Author name |
--tags | Comma-separated tags |
--version, -v | Version number (for releases) |
--output, -o | Output directory |
Examples#
1# List available content types
2bootspring content types
3
4# Create a blog post
5bootspring content new blog-post --title "Getting Started"
6
7# Create release notes
8bootspring content new release-notes --version "2.0.0"
9
10# Create documentation page
11bootspring content new documentation --title "API Reference"
12
13# Create with custom output directory
14bootspring content new tutorial --title "Setup Guide" -o ./docsTemplate Structure#
Each content type generates a markdown file with:
- Frontmatter metadata (title, date, author, tags)
- Structured sections with placeholder content
- Formatting guidelines
- Common patterns for the content type
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