lovely.spice is a template renderer package to generate files from given template path and given context file.
Usage
usage: render [-h] template_path context_path target_path
Render templates with given context into target folder
- positional arguments:
- template_path | The directory containing the templates to usecontext_path | The path to the python file defining the contexttarget_path | The directory where the rendered files will be stored
- optional arguments:
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
Development
Run bootstrap:
$ python bootstrap.py -v 2.3.1
And run buildout the project to generate the required scripts and command line tools:
$ bin/buildout -N
Run tests:
$ bin/test
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