This is a simple 'throwaway' script to demonstrate what it would take to get a Java code generator working in Ruby. Taking a cue from David Copeland [@davetron5000](http://awesome-cli-ruby.heroku.com/), I decided that instead of writing a 'throwaway' script, I should try to make it a semi-full-fleshed application using his GLI toolkit. This is the result. A typical invocation would be: ./javaBase/bin/javaBase create --class=TigerBar Obviously, if you install this as a gem you can simply execute: javaBase create --class=TigerBar Which generates, in the current directory, TigerBar.java and TigerBarTest.java. You can run a "dry-run" of these classes by adding a -d flag which will print to the screen the classes that would have been created. More help can be accessed by entering "javaBase help", "javaBase help create" is particularly useful.