emerald ~master
Command-line tool for generating files from templates, scaffolding, generic shell command-passing etc.
To use this package, run the following command in your project's root directory:
Manual usage
Put the following dependency into your project's dependences section:
emeralD
Command-line tool for generating files from templates, scaffolding, generic shell command-passing etc.
Control Commands
--remote [root] [template] [url] || -rm [root] [template] [url]
Adds a template from a remote url.
root
The name of the root template folder.
Example:
diamond
template
The name of the template to add.
Example:
view.dd
url
The url of the remote template.
Example:
http://website/template.d
--remote -scaffold [name] [url] || -rm -sc [name] [url]
Adds a scaffolding template from a remote url.
name
The name of the scaffolding template to add.
Example:
somescaffoldingtemplate
url
The url of the scaffolding template's archive.
Note: Must be a zip archive for now.
Example:
someremoteurl.com/somescaffoldingarchive.zip
--path=[path] || -p=path
Adds the path in which the template file will be operating on.
Example:
--path=controllers
--append || -a
Appends the content of the given template to the given operating path, iff the path is a file.
Example:
--append
--file=[filename] || -f=[filename]
Adds an explicit filename, that can include arguments passed.
Example:
--file=$3.txt
--scaffold [template] || -sc [template]
Scaffolds a scaffolding template into the current directory.
template
The name of the scaffolding template.
Example:
dub
Example:
--scaffold dub
--scaffold [template] [destination] || -sc [template] [destination]
Scaffolds a scaffolding template into the specified destination.
template
The name of the scaffolding template.
Example:
dub
destination
The destination path.
Example:
myproject
Example:
--scaffold dub myproject
--scaffold [template] [destination] --exclude || -sc [template] [destination] -ex
Scaffolds a scaffolding template into the specified destination and excludes the template name.
template
The name of the scaffolding template.
Example:
dub
destination
The destination path.
Example:
myproject
Example:
--scaffold dub myproject --exclude
--project=[name] || -prj=[name]
Sets the current working folder to the one specified by the project.
This command can be appended to --scaffold
and when using operating commands.
Example:
--project=mytest
...
--scaffold dub --project=mytest
--project [name] [path] || -prj [name] [path]
Adds a new project to emeralD.
Projects are folders that can be invoked without being in the working folder.
This is useful to work across folders without having to manually switch around.
Example:
--project mytest /somefolder/anotherfolder/mytest
--shell [args ...] || -sh [args ...]
Passes the arguments on to the command-line.
Example:
--shell cd tools
--shell dub build
Operating Arguments:
[root] [template] [name ($1)] [args ($2 - $x) ...]
root
The name of the root template folder.
Example:
diamond
template
The name of the template to use.
Example:
view.dd
name ($1)
The name of the result. The filename will be this appended with template's extension.
Example:
home
args ($2 - $x) ...
The arguments to pass to the template.
Example:
Home
Example:
diamond view.dd home Home
[control commands ...] [root] [template] [name ($1)] [args ($2 - $x) ...]
root
The name of the root template folder.
Example:
diamond
template
The name of the template to use.
Example:
view.dd
name ($1)
The name of the result. The filename will be this appended with template's extension.
Example:
home
args ($2 - $x) ...
The arguments to pass to the template.
Example:
Home
Example:
--path=views diamond view.dd home Home
.emd files:
If a template file has the extension .emd then each line will represent a command that will be passed to emeralD. You can pass the current arguments on to the next command.
Example:
mvc.emd:
--path=views diamond view.dd $1 $2
--path=controllers diamond viewcontroller.d --file=$1controller $1 $2
--path=controllers/package.d --append d import.d controllers.$1controller
--path=models d class.d $1 models.$1 $2
--path=models/package.d --append d import.d models.$1
The above template file will create mvc templates for a Diamond view, model and controller.
Example cmd:
diamond mvc.emd home Home
Building emeralD
You can build emeralD using any D compiler:
https://dlang.org/download.html
It's recommended to build using DUB:
https://code.dlang.org/download
Simply invoke the following command:
dub build
- Registered by Jacob Jensen
- ~master released 6 years ago
- DiamondMVC/emeralD
- The MIT License (MIT)
- Copyright © 2018 Diamond MVC
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