roymanigley/g-alot

Prints templates to the terminal

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Prints templates to the terminal

• Open Points
• Getting Started
  • Requirements
  • Installation
• Add new Template
• Link templates template g-alot:link{template}
  • Example (link)
• Replace placeholders in template g-alot{placeholder}
  • Example (simple)
  • Example (file)

Open Points

• recursive find templates
• display placeholders in template g-alot{placeholder}
• replace placeholders in template g-alot{placeholder}
• include other templates in template g-alot:link{template}
• include other templates in template g-alot:link{template} recursive
• load templates from cache g-alot:link{template}
• search in templates -f= → toLowerCase contains
• copy to clipboard -c
• replace from file
  galot -t test-main.groovy -r "content:</etc/passwd,age:88"
• code clean up

Getting Started

Requirements

• Groovy in $PATH variable

Installation

• Download the script
  git clone ...
• set alias in ~/.zshrc ot ~/.bashrc
alias g-alot="groovy repos/g-alot/GAlot.groovy --home /path/to/g-alot"
• test
  g-alot

Add new Template

Just add a file in one of th subfolder in the g-alot directory, you can even create new directories.
Those templates will be listed when calling g-alot -l
The template name is a concatination of the filename and its parent directory name

Important:
after adding a new template you have to reindex the templates:
g-alot -i or g-alot -i -v for verbose output

Link templates template g-alot:link{template}

Example (link)

g-alot:link{spring-Repository.java}

g-alot:link{spring-IService.java}

g-alot:link{spring-ServiceImpl.java}

g-alot:link{jpa-Entity.java}

Replace placeholders in template g-alot{placeholder}

Allowed: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, <,-,/

Example (simple)

• Template test-main.groovy in G-ALOT Home/test/main.groovy

println "Hello g-alot{name} you are g-alot{age} years old"

• Command
  g-alot -t test-main.groovy -r name:lala,age:88
• Output

println "Hello lala you are 88 years old"

Example (file)

• Template test-main-file.groovy in G-ALOT Home/test/main-file.groovy

println """
g-alot{content}
"""

• Command
  g-alot -t test-main.groovy -r "content:</etc/passwd"
• Output

println """
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/zsh
daemon:x:1:1:daemon:/usr/sbin:/usr/sbin/nologin
bin:x:2:2:bin:/bin:/usr/sbin/nologin
...
"""