rebrand
Refactor your software using programming language independent string replacement.
Helps by renaming directories, filenames and file contents in a case-preserving manner.
How does it work
Imagine we want to rename a library called SomeThing to AnotherName.
It will first normalize "SomeThing" to ["some", "thing"] and "AnotherName" to ["another", "name"], and build patterns on this.
Then, when matching and replacing, it will memorize the casing pattern and separator on e.g. "Some-thing" to replace it with the same convention, like so: "Another-name".
This works for:
- filenames
- directories
- file contents
Binaries are just copied, and warnings are currently shown for png and jpg files containing logo or icon.
Installation
pip install rebrand
Usage
rebrand <OLD> <NEW> <LOCATION> (optional: <DESTINATION>)
# e.g. rebrand ancient modern .
TODO:
Implement radically faster matching- More options (such as disabling image warnings, verbosity, ignore patterns)
Switch fromfireback toargparse
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