JULIA PACKAGE STARTER

Create a package repository.

Connect GitHub, choose a template, and publish a repository with CI, documentation, and release automation already configured.

OAuth device flow Token kept in this tab GitHub API only

Connect GitHub

Current step

Authorize PkgFactory for this browser session using GitHub's one-time device flow.

Your access token is held only in memory and is discarded when this tab closes.

Requests repository, workflow, profile, and organization read permissions to generate the selected package automation.

Create repository

Required

Choose where the repository will live and give your package its Julia name.

Repository owner Visibility Package name

.jl

UpperCamelCase, at least five characters, without a “Julia” prefix.

Generate package template

Required

Select the starter files and metadata for the initial package commit.

Authors Comma-separated; written to the package license and metadata. Description

Template Initial commit message

Configure automation

Optional

Documenter keys are generated automatically. Coverage uploads require no token. You can also resume a previous setup here.

Documenter deployment Deploy key and DOCUMENTER_KEY repository secret

Automatic

Codecov GitHub App After creating the repository, sign in to Codecov and install or configure its GitHub App to grant access to the new repository. Coverage uploads use GitHub OIDC; no upload token is required. Install or configure Codecov GitHub App Open Codecov

Resume interrupted setupContinue a setup whose template commit contains a matching PkgFactory recovery marker. Use the original settings.

Create and configure

Final step

PkgFactory will create the repository, commit the template, add gh-pages, and configure secrets.

Create a package repository.

Connect GitHub

Create repository

Generate package template

Configure automation

Create and configure

Your package is ready.

Publish to Julia's General registry

Registrator GitHub App

General registration