refact: rename 'logofx-model' template into 'logofx-entity' #65

Author: dmitrybublik

README.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ dotnet new logofx-wpf -n <solution-name>
 Inside solution folder run
 
 ```
-dotnet new logofx-model -sn <solution-name> -n <entity-name> [--allow-scripts yes]
+dotnet new logofx-entity -sn <solution-name> -n <entity-name> [--allow-scripts yes]
 ```
 
 This command adds `<entity-name>` entity to `<solution-name>.Model` project; `I<entity-name>` contract to `<solution-name>.Model.Contracts` project; `<entity-name>Dto` dto to `<solution-name>.Data.Contracts.Dto` project.

devops/copy-template-logofx-model.cmd devops/copy-template-logofx-entity.cmd

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
 	goto EXIT
 )
 
-call copy-template-logofx-model.cmd
+call copy-template-logofx-entity.cmd
 
 if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 ( 
 	goto EXIT

devops/pack-templates.cmd

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 Scenario Outline: Generate model entity in an empty folder
 	When I install the template pack 'LogoFX.Templates' from local package
 	And I create a folder named 'Generation'
-	And I generate the code in folder named 'Generation' using 'logofx-model' template with the following options
+	And I generate the code in folder named 'Generation' using 'logofx-entity' template with the following options
 	| Name                 | Value             |
 	| -n                   | <entityNameValue> |
 	| <solutionNameOption> | Test              |
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Scenario Outline: Generate model entity in existing solution
 	When I install the template pack 'LogoFX.Templates' from local package
 	And I create a folder named 'Generation'
 	And I generate the code in folder named 'Generation' using 'logofx-wpf' template with the default options
-	And I generate the code in folder named 'Generation' using 'logofx-model' template with the following options
+	And I generate the code in folder named 'Generation' using 'logofx-entity' template with the following options
 	| Name                 | Value  |
 	| -n                   | Sample |
 	| <solutionNameOption> | Test   |

specs/LogoFX.Cli.Dotnet.Specs.Features/Model Generation.feature

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ Scenario: Install template pack
 	Then The template for 'logofx-wpf' is installed with the following parameters
 	| Description            | Short Name | Languages | Tags       |
 	| LogoFX WPF Application | logofx-wpf | [C#]      | LogoFX/WPF |
-	And The template for 'logofx-model' is installed with the following parameters
-	| Description         | Short Name   | Languages | Tags         |
-	| LogoFX Model Entity | logofx-model | [C#]      | LogoFX/Model |
+	And The template for 'logofx-entity' is installed with the following parameters
+	| Description         | Short Name    | Languages | Tags         |
+	| LogoFX Model Entity | logofx-entity | [C#]      | LogoFX/Entity |
 
 Scenario: Generate solution skeleton
 	When I install the template pack 'LogoFX.Templates' from local package

specs/LogoFX.Cli.Dotnet.Specs.Features/Model Generation.feature.cs

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 {
   "$schema": "http://json.schemastore.org/template",
   "author": "LogoUI",
-  "classifications": [ "LogoFX", "Model" ], 
+  "classifications": [ "LogoFX", "Entity" ], 
   "name": "LogoFX Model Entity",
   "identity": "LogoFX.Model.Entity",         
-  "groupIdentity":"LogoFX.Model",
-  "shortName": "logofx-model",
+  "groupIdentity":"LogoFX.Entity",
+  "shortName": "logofx-entity",
   "sourceName": "SampleModel",
   "sources": [
     {

specs/LogoFX.Cli.Dotnet.Specs.Features/Solution Generation.feature

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 REM Launch dotnet new
 
-dotnet new logofx-model -n SampleModel -sn LogoFX.Templates --allow-scripts yes
+dotnet new logofx-entity -n SampleModel -sn LogoFX.Templates --allow-scripts yes
 
 if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 ( 
 	exit /b %ERRORLEVEL%