Super cool mason bricks. Like .dotfiles but for mason bricks.
Most of these bricks were created for my personal use, but certainly they can suite your needs (or at least you can learn a thing or two). Below is a quick summary of them.
Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
aplicacao | Template to generate Flutter applications that fit my taste and workflow | aplicacao-brick-sample-gen |
aplicacao_web | A very opiniated SvelteKit template that fits my own taste and workflow | svelte-kit-template-with-github-pages-adapter |
browser_automation | Template to build CLI applications that perform browser automation using puppeteer | randomize-photo-mosh |
cloud_run | Template to build ready-for-deploy applications in GCP Cloud Run | node-cloud-run |
go_module | A very opiniated golang module template that fits my own taste and workflow | santos |
pacote | Template to generate dart packages for dart-pacotes | web3.storage |
pacote_web | Template to generate TypeScript Node packages | npm-typescript-publish |
repositorio | Generates source-code for abstractions of the data layer | dart-firebase-authentication-repository |
tijolo | Template to generate bricks for dart-pacotes/.bricks | tijolo |
worker | A very opiniated Cloudflare Worker template that fits my own taste and workflow | worker |
They are also published in brickhub.dev.
If you clone this repository, you can play with the bricks right away. Navigate to playground
directory and run mason make <brick>
.