Find/replace these variables to update enchilada to match your new project. Kept to just find/replace to remove the additional complexity of a scaffolding service such as Yeoman.

Note: Some files may not validate or function until these have been updated with real content.

Full project title. Ex: Magical Fishing Simulator 2000

Truncated version of the project title, used where character limits can apply (Web clips, etc.). Ex: Magical Fishing

The full name of the project's author. Ex: Eric Bailey

Project author's email address. Ex: eric.w.bailey​@​gmail.com

Project author's personal webpage (can be social media profile page). Ex: http​s:​//ericwbailey​.​design

Full description of the project. Remember to manually update GitHub's repo description to match. Ex: A simple game about fishing in a fantasy world. Use spells and magical artifacts to catch the big one!

Truncated description of the project, used where character limits can apply (app banners, etc.). Ex: A game about fantasy world fishing.

Project URL, don't include protocol (http://) or domain (www.). Remember to manually update GitHub's repo description to match. Ex: http://magicalfishingsimulator2000.com

The ISO standard language code for the project's overall language. Ex: lang="en-US"

Keyword of the license the project is using. Ex: MIT License

Main project color in hexadecimal, used for OS chrome coloring, theming, etc. Ex: #e313be

Color of the site background, used for transition between pages. Ex: #4a4a4a

Project name that reflects project's URL-friendly name on GitHub. Ex: https://github.com/ericwbailey/magical-fishing-simulator-2000/

Project author's GitHub username. Ex: https://github.com/ericwbailey/magical-fishing-simulator-2000/

Project's official Twitter account, remember to include @ sign. Ex: @mgklfish2k

Project page's author, if applicable, remember to include @ sign. Ex: @ericwbailey

Chrome app ID number.

iOS app ID number.

The project's site Google Analytics site ID Ex: UA-XXXXX-X