Plugin generator doesn't work

[damianhodgkiss]

OSX 10.9
Damian$ npm -v
1.3.21
Damian$ yo -v
1.1.2
Damian$ node -v
v0.10.24

Damian$ yo yo-wordpress:plugin
[?] Name of the plugin: myPlugin
[?] Author Name: me

/usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules/generator-yo-wordpress/plugin/index.js:78
        if (err) throw err
                       ^
Error: ENOENT, open 'app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/myPlugin.php'

The main issue is the fs.rename()'s dont check the err callback, which does contain an error. I have tried to fix it but without success so I wondered if it is only my system or if it works for others. The first fs.rename seems redundant as the remote.directory() call earlier on put the plugin in the correct directory already but the second fs.rename fails still anyway.

Patching editFiles with return cb() to trigger an immediate return and see the paths created:

   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/LICENSE.txt
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/README.txt
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/assets/css/admin.css
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/assets/css/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/assets/js/admin.js
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/assets/js/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/class-plugin-name-admin.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/includes/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/views/admin.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/admin/views/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/assets/banner-1544x500.png
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/assets/banner-772x250.png
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/assets/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/assets/screenshot-1.png
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/includes/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/languages/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/languages/plugin-name.pot
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/plugin-name.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/assets/css/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/assets/css/public.css
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/assets/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/assets/js/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/assets/js/public.js
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/class-plugin-name.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/includes/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/views/index.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/public/views/public.php
   create app/wp-content/plugins/myPlugin/uninstall.php

[romainberger]

This is probably caused by the plugin boilerplate structure that changed. It already happened in #47, I'll try to take a look soon.