TOPIC
    about_plaster

SHORT DESCRIPTION
    Plaster is a scaffolding engine for PowerShell. It can be used to create a
    single file such as a DSC resource script file. Or it can be used to
    scaffold a set of related files and directories such as the files required
    for a PowerShell module with Pester tests.

LONG DESCRIPTION
    Plaster operates on a Plaster template which consists of a manifest file
    (plasterManifest.xml) and a set of content files and directories that will
    be copied to the destination path the user chooses. The manifest is an XML
    file that consists of the three sections: metadata, parameters, and content.
    The metadata section of the manifest is used to supply information about the
    template e.g. a unique id, name, version, title, author and tags.
    The parameters section of the manifest is used to describe choices the
    template user can choose from. Those choices are then used to conditionally
    create files and folders and modify existing files under the specified
    destination path. These parameters can be specified via dynamic parameters
    for non-interactive scenarios.
    The content section is used to specify what actions the template will
    perform under the user's chosen destination directory. This includes copying
    files to the destination, copy & expanding template files, modifying files,
    verifying required modules are installed and displaying messages to the user.
    See the help topic about_Plaster_CreatingAManifest for more details on
    authoring a Plaster manifest file.

LOCALIZATION
    Plaster supports template localization by support multiple manifest files
    suffixed with the local e.g. plasterManifest_fr-FR.xml or
    plasterManifest_de-DE.xml. The strings displayed to the user in these
    manifest files should be in the corresponding language.

SEE ALSO
    - https://github.com/PowerShell/Plaster -
    about_Plaster_CreatingAManifest

