Bash function to create an Eleventy project

.bashrc

function el() {
    mkdir "$1"
    cd "$1"
    git init

    mkdir -p src/_data/
    mkdir src/_includes/

    # Populate .gitignore
    echo "# Node" >> .gitignore
    echo "node_modules/" >> .gitignore
    echo "package-lock.json" >> .gitignore
    echo "yarn.lock" >> .gitignore
    echo "\n# Eleventy" >> .gitignore
    echo "_site/" >> .gitignore

    # Populate .eleventy.js
    echo "/**" >> .eleventy.js
	echo " * @typedef {import('@11ty/eleventy/src/UserConfig')} EleventyConfig" >> .eleventy.js
	echo " * @typedef {ReturnType<import('@11ty/eleventy/src/defaultConfig')>} EleventyReturnValue" >> .eleventy.js
	echo " * @type {(eleventyConfig: EleventyConfig)) => EleventyReturnValue}" >> .eleventy.js
	echo " */" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "module.exports = function (eleventyConfig) {" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "\treturn {" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "\t\tdir: {" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "\t\t\tinput: 'src'" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "\t\t}" >> .eleventy.js
    echo "\t};" >> .eleventy.js
    echo -n "};" >> .eleventy.js

    npm init -y
    sed -i '' 's/"test": "echo \\"Error: no test specified\\" && exit 1"/"build": "eleventy",\n    "dev": "eleventy --serve"/' package.json

    npm install @11ty/eleventy

    git add .
    git commit -m "Initialize Eleventy project"
}

Should start function 11() { surely?

Should start function 11() { surely?

Ha, I looked into it, @neilgilmour, and Bash functions can’t start with numbers unfortunately.