Create a project

Use beskid new to instantiate a template. The example creates a console project without an interactive prompt.

Prerequisites

Install Beskid. Confirm that you have an installed console template. Choose an empty output directory. The noninteractive command fails if a required template symbol is missing.

Actions

1. List the installed templates:

   beskid new list

2. Create the project:

   beskid new console -n MyApp -o ./MyApp --no-interactive

3. Confirm that the command reports Created template output at ./MyApp. The installed template controls the emitted file names.

4. Inspect the single .bproj manifest for its target name and source entry.

5. Analyze the target with those exact values:

   project_manifest=./MyApp/MyApp.bproj
   target_name=App
   beskid analyze --project "$project_manifest" --target "$target_name" --plain

Expected result

The create command reports Created template output at followed by the output path. The output directory contains exactly one .bproj manifest. Analysis selects the target that you read from that manifest and reports no error diagnostics.

Recovery

If console is absent, run beskid new list --online, then install the required template. If the output directory is not empty, choose another directory. Use --force only after you inspect the existing files because it permits writes into a non-empty directory.

Next task

Add the project to a workspace or configure its dependencies and lockfile.