angular-architecture-scaffold

To scaffold an Angular project from an architecture document, provide a project name and optionally a description and output directory to generate a project skeleton with folder structure, base files, and configurations.

Yes, you can generate Angular boilerplate enforcing standalone components, signals, and zoneless architecture by providing an architecture document that specifies these conventions for the project skeleton generation.

Yes, you need Python3 installed to run the script that replaces placeholders in a template and generates the Angular project folder structure, base files, and configurations.

The best way to enforce architectural conventions like the Scope Rule is to generate the Angular project skeleton from a predefined architecture document, ensuring best practices are applied automatically from the start.

Boilerplate generation works by using a Python script to replace placeholders in a template, creating the initial folder structure, base files, and configurations strictly aligned with the provided architecture document.

Scaffolding generates the initial project skeleton with base files and configurations but requires you to provide a project name and architecture document, and it depends on Python3 to run the template placeholder replacement script.