Creating a new project with Lazybones

Example of creating a project called 'aem-guides-wknd':

1) Check that lazybones is installed:
lazybones --version

2) Run the following command:
lazybones create aem-multimodule-project aem-guides-wknd

3) Answers to the questions:

Maven Group ID: com.adobe.aem.guides
Maven Artifact ID: wknd-sites-guide
Use the New Module Naming Convention: yes
Put Bundle in "bundles" sub-directory: no
Bundle Artifact ID: wknd-sites-guide.core (Name of OSGi bundle)
Content Package Artifact ID: wknd-sites-guide.ui.apps (Name of AEM content package)
Maven Version: 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT (starting version of project)
Project Name: WKND Sites Project (human-readable name)
Group name for Content Package: aem-guides/wknd (Package Manager group)
Target AEM Version: 6.3
Folder to create under /apps: wknd
Folder to use under /content: wknd
Create AEM 6.2 Editable Templates folders?: yes
Folder to create under /conf: wknd
Create a site design?: no
Create the main client library?: no
Create a dependencies client library: no
Enable code quality checks?: yes
Create Environment-Specific Config Folders?: no
Set root mapping to /welcome(Classic UI)?: no
Include ACS AEM Commons?: no
Using Sling Models?: yes
Sling Models Package: com.adobe.aem.guides.wknd.models
Purge DAM Workflows?: yes (always a good idea to turn this on)
DAM Workflow Retention Period (days): 7

4) Navigate to `aem-guides-wknd` and build the project:

mvn -PautoInstallPackage clean install

5) The packaged should have appeared at Package Manager at "Tool Icon" -> "Deployments" -> "Packages" (http://localhost:4502/crx/packmgr/index.jsp).