GitHub Actions Workflow Generator

GitHub Actions Workflow Generator

Compose a valid .github/workflows/main.yml file from a guided form. Pick a language stack, choose triggers, toggle lint/test/build/deploy steps, and the generator emits a syntactically correct workflow you can drop straight into a repository.

How to Use

1. Set a Workflow Name (this becomes the label in the Actions tab).
2. Pick a Stack — Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, PHP, Ruby, Java, or .NET. Defaults for install/test/build commands are filled in automatically.
3. Enter the runtime Versions you want to test against (comma separated, e.g. 20, 22).
4. Choose Triggers: push, pull_request, scheduled cron, and manual workflow_dispatch.
5. Tick the Lint, Test, Build, and Deploy steps you need. Override the suggested commands if your project uses different scripts.
6. Copy the YAML or download it as main.yml and commit it under .github/workflows/ in your repository.

Features

• Stack-aware defaults – The generator picks the correct setup action (setup-node, setup-python, setup-go, etc.) and sensible install/test/build commands for the language you select.
• Matrix builds – Test across multiple OS runners (Ubuntu, macOS, Windows) and runtime versions in a single workflow.
• Trigger composer – Mix and match push, pull_request, schedule (cron, UTC), and workflow_dispatch with branch filters.
• Dependency caching – Optional cache wiring for npm, pip, Go modules, Cargo, Composer, Bundler, and Maven/Gradle.
• Concurrency control – Cancel in-progress runs on the same ref so you don’t burn minutes on stale commits.
• Deploy job – Optional follow-up job gated on a specific branch with needs: build, ideal for CD pipelines.
• Env & secrets – Workflow-level environment variables with support for ${{ secrets.NAME }} references.
• Client-side – YAML is assembled in the browser; nothing is sent to a server.