text-prepender 0.1.0

Add text (like legal text) to the top of code without breaking it.

Text Prepender

Created in mind to add Legal Text to the top of code

text-prepender recursively goes through a specified directory/list of files, and adds text to the top of supported filetypes. If there is a filetype that you want to add/know how to add, please make a pull request!

Parameters

Optional parameters:

Command Line	Input	Description
-h, --help		Get description of text-prepender
-p, --path	dirpath	The path to the directory which text-prepender will start at (default: '.')
-t, --text-file	filepath	The path to the file which text-prepender will start at (default: NOTICE)
-i, --extra-ignores	space delimited list	Additional file paths/names to ignore. Ex. (-i file1 path1 path2)
-v, --enable-verbose		Flag to turn on verbose logging to list skipped files at the end

To Run:

# run on all files in current directory
text-prepender
# text-prepender --path path/to different directory

or

# run on a specific set of files
text-prepender file1 path/to/file2

text-prepender --text-file path/to/file

pre-commit

If you'd like text-prepender to be run automatically when making changes to files in your Git repository, you can install pre-commit and add the following text to your repositories' .pre-commit-config.yaml:

  repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/dontirun/text-prepender
      rev: v0.1.0 # The version of text-prepender
      hooks:
      - id: text-prepender
      #  args:
      #    - '--text-file'
      #    - 'NOTICE'

Manual Build

1. Clone the repo
2. Build the package
   • pip install build
   • python -m build
3. Install the latest version of the package
   • whl
     • pip install dist/text_prepender-x.x.x-py3-none-any.whl
   • .tar.gz
     • pip install dist/text-prepender-x.x.x.tar.gz