Add starterkit-handlebars-vanilla to CLI

[bradfrost]

Added starterkit-handlebars-vanilla to the list of available starterkits; updated some formatting

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 75.095% when pulling 36317a9 on add-handlebars-vanilla into cc0d797 on dev.

[bmuenzenmeyer]

thanks for this Brad! I like the consistency with the Edition inquiries by changing this

[ringods]

@bradfrost @bmuenzenmeyer I still have to publish my starterkits on npmjs.com, but once there, can I submit a PR to promote them via the CLI too?

https://gitlab.com/ringods/starterkit-building-blocks
https://gitlab.com/ringods/starterkit-zoho-sites

[bmuenzenmeyer]

@ringods I am not sure how best to handle that - as inevitably a list containing too many choices would be daunting for a user to choose from.

I understand being able to promote community starterkits, plugins, etc would be a big win, however. Right now the docs site links to this page which could certainly be improved too.

do you have thoughts @bradfrost? this is a "product vision" sorta question

[ringods]

@bmuenzenmeyer there are only wiki pages for plugins and patternengines, not for starterkits. A new page should be added then where starterkits could be listed then.

Personally, I dislike the use of Github wiki pages because I can't send a PR to contribute content there. hint 😉

If you don't mind writing Asciidoc rather than Markdown, have a look at Antora to create a single site to document multiple versions of multiple components coming from one or more repositories. Nice example: https://docs.couchbase.com/home/index.html

[bmuenzenmeyer]

@bmuenzenmeyer there are only wiki pages for plugins and patternengines, not for starterkits. A new page should be added then where starterkits could be listed then.

Personally, I dislike the use of Github wiki pages because I can't send a PR to contribute content there. hint 😉

You are right the wiki is not a perfect solution, nor the best UX. most of the content there was borne out of a need for speed and I have been concertedly trying to move content into patternlab.io over time.

@bradfrost is working on some bigger changes to the site - which I hope will better incorporate community

that being said, I created https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-node/wiki/Official-and-Community-Starterkits with your contributions, they look great!