Jingen

Jingen generates files from Jinja2 based template files.

Usage:

Assuming a vars file mock_vars.py

VARS = {
    "test_var": "vars_file_test_value"
}

and a template file: mock.template:

I'M A MOCK TEMPLATE AND MY VAR IS: {{ test_var }}

from jingen.jingen import Jingen

template_file = "mock.template"
vars_source = "tests/resources/mock_vars.py"  # alternatively, can be a dict
output_file = "tests/resources/manual_test_result.file"
templates_dir = "tests/resources/"
make_file = True
verbose = True

i = Jingen(
    template_file=template_file,
    vars_source=vars_source,
    output_file=output_file,
    templates_dir=templates_dir,
    make_file=make_file,
    verbose=verbose)
output = i.generate()

print output
...
I'M A MOCK TEMPLATE AND MY VAR IS: vars_file_test_value

Output would be:

### DEBUG - generating template from tests/resources//mock.template
### DEBUG - creating file: tests/resources/manual_test_result.file with content:
I'M A MOCK TEMPLATE AND MY VAR IS: vars_file_test_value

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