Add ability to use different templates per template

[ricardo-devis-agullo]

Right now, if you want to, let's say, use the react template you can only use a single one (the one specified in scaffold/src folder), but makes sense that we could have more than one, for example one with JavaScript and another one with TypeScript.

This could be supported by adding a new parameter to the init command (this also opens the possibility of the CLI asking you interactively what template do you want if you do not specify one specific)

oc init myoc oc-template-react --> default oc-template-react template located on src folder
oc init myoc oc-template-react --type ts --> oc-template-react typescript template located on ts folder

This might be a little verbose, so I was thinking we could allow not having to add the oc-template (does the "legacy template warning" still apply here?) to something like this:

oc init myoc react --> default oc-template-react template located on src folder
oc init myoc react --type ts --> oc-template-react typescript template located on ts folder

And since the names don't mean anymore a specific library outside, the type parameter could be moved to part of the name like

oc init myoc react --> default oc-template-react template located on src folder
oc init myoc react@ts --> oc-template-react typescript template located on ts folder

[diessica]

It could also be nice to be able to reuse the template and the compiler, but specify a different scaffold/src path, in case you want to customise the final component that is generated, without having to fork all the helpers that come with a template, or the entire template monorepo for that matter.

Also, any plans to support modules that are not on npm? Let's say a local module

oc init myoc ./my-templates/oc-template-react

[ricardo-devis-agullo]

What would be the use case for that? If you have a local template, can't you just copy the scaffold folder directly?

[diessica]

@ricardo-devis-agullo Nevermind me :) That'd do it, I'd misunderstood the template system