code-snippets-generator
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A code generator npm package for creating boilerplate code snippets in various programming languages.
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Code-Snippets-Generator
Code-Snippets-Generator is a Node.js package that generates boilerplate code snippets for various programming languages.
Installation
You can install My Code Generator via npm:
npx code-snippets-generator
This will install Code sinppets Generator globally on your system, allowing you to use it from the command line.
Usage
To use My Code Generator, run the following command in your terminal:
npx code-snippets-generator <language> <functionName>
Replace <language>
with the desired programming language (e.g., Java, Python, JavaScript) and <functionName>
with the name of the function or file you want to create.
For example, to generate a Java file with a main function named Main
, you can run:
npx code-snippets-generator java main
This will create a file named Main.java
with a "Hello, World!" example.
Supported Languages
My Code Generator supports the following programming languages:
- Java
- Python
- C++
- JavaScript
- Go
- React
- Rust
- HTML
- Angular
- CSS
- Kotlin
- Flutter
- TypeScript
- PHP
- R
- Ruby
API Reference
generateCode(language, functionName)
Generates boilerplate code for the specified language and function name.
language
(string): The programming language for which to generate code.functionName
(string): The name of the function or file.
Returns: A string containing the generated code.
saveCodeToFile(language, functionName, code)
Saves the generated code to a file with the appropriate file extension.
language
(string): The programming language of the generated code.functionName
(string): The name of the function or file.code
(string): The generated code to save.
Examples
npx code-snippets-generator python myFunction
This command generates a Python file named myFunction.py
with a "Hello, World!" example.
npx code-snippets-generator TypeScript MyClass
This command generates a TypeScript file named MyClass.ts
with a "Hello, World!" example.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.