boiler
:: A command line tool to quick manage boilerplate structures called plates, it is extensible
example usage:
$ boiler -l
Present plates
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| plate name | type | author | description |
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| initscript | copy | mogui | A template for init.d script of non-daemon app |
| wordpress | bash | mogui | A quick way to have the latest wordpress version |
| wp_theme | bash | mogui | Wordpress theme bare template |
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$ boiler initscript nameyouwant_forscript
The basic idea is to have a central way to recall common script template or frequently used folder layout and the likes. It is all based on tpl files / folder called plates which are the template to create.
boiler -l will list all available plates to fire
boiler <plate_name> help will give help on that plate
boiler <plate_name> [new_name] will create the boilerplate in current directory with new_name name
Install
from Package index:
$ pip install boiler
From source
download or clone from here, then:
$ python setup.py install
Write Custom Tpl
Refer to Tpl repository
Copyright
Copyright © 2012 Niko Usai. See LICENSE for details.
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