Genmax
Genmax is a simple code generation tool.
Key Components
- Workflows
Genmax projects have workflows to group together multiple files to be generated. Flows are in yaml.j2 format.
- Data
You can pass data to templates and workflows that help generate data. For example, you can dynamically pass the name of attributes if you are generating a class file.
- Templates
These templates form the basis of the code to be generated. Genmax uses the Jinja2 engine for code generation.
- Output
Once the data is passed to a template, Genmax generates an output file with the generated code. For nested output locations, you can use > as a separator.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| gmx init | Initialize genmax in the current folder. |
| gmx run <workflow-name> | Run a workflow. |
Extensions supported in templates
The following methods are supported in the template:
| Description | Method |
|---|---|
| Lower case first char | lcase(your_string) |
| Lower case | lowercase(your_string) |
| Upper case | uppercase(your_string) |
| Pluralize | pluralize(your_string) |
| Join With Commas | joinify(name_of_element, element_list) |
| Switch to Camel case | camel(your_string) |
| Switch to Kebab case | kebab(your_string) |
| Switch to Pascale case | pascale(your_string) |
| Switch to Dot case | dot(your_string) |
| Switch to Title case | title(your_string) |
| Switch to Snake case | snake(your_string) |
| Switch to Path format | path(your_string) |
| Generate UUID | uuid() |
| Generate secret in 16 bit - hexadecimal | secret() |
| Generate secret in 64 bit - hexadecimal | secret_complex() |
| Read config from .env file. | env(file_name, config_name) |
Quick Start
Create a sample project.
gmx init
Run the sample workflow.
gmx run sample
Workflow Item Types
Add these to your workflow YAML file as needed.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Generate | |
| data | Data to pass to the template. |
| action | The name of the generate action. |
| template | Template to use for code generation (j2 supported). |
| output | Name and extension of the output file. |
| Write to File | |
| action | The name of the write_to_file action. |
| template | Template to write to file. |
| output | Name and extension of the output file. |
Metadata
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