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function-factory

v6.0.0

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Simple, minimalist templating from the command line.

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Readme

function-factory

standard-readme compliant Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 Conventional Commits License npm

Simple, minimalist templating from the command line.

Table of Contents

Background

Install

Example using pnpm:

pnpm add --save function-factory

It can, of course, also be installed by npm or Yarn using the normal methods.

Usage

To use the command-line interface:

[pnpm] function-factory [options]

Remember to prepend pnpm to the command when you haven't installed it globally.

CLI

function-factory

  Simple, minimalist templating from the command line. 

Options

  -h, --help                       Writes this help text to STDOUT.                                              
  -n, --noop                       [Reserved] Show what would be done without actually doing it.                 
  -v, --verbose                    Verbose output to STDERR.                                                     
  -V, --version                    Writes version information to STDOUT.                                         
  -x, --no-quick-exit              Don't immediately exit after printing help, version, and/or config            
                                   information.                                                                  
  -i, --stdin                      Read input from STDIN.                                                        
  -I, --input string               The path to the file to read input from.                                      
  -e, --edit string                Edit the input in $EDITOR, optionally specifying a file in the "defaults"     
                                   directory to use as a base.                                                   
  -a, --ask string                 [Reserved] Interactively prompt for input properties, optionally specifying a 
                                   file in the "defaults" directory to use as a base.                            
  -D, --do string                  [Reserved] Select a default input file and an output template based on a      
                                   single string.                                                                
  -o, --stdout                     Write output to STDOUT.                                                       
  -O, --output string              The name of the file to write output to.                                      
  -p, --pasteboard                 Copy output to pasteboard (clipboard).                                        
  -c, --config                     Print search paths and configuration values to STDOUT.                        
  -C, --config-file string         Use the given config file instead of the default.                             
  -d, --defaults                   [Reserved] Print a list of the "defaults" files.                              
  -l, --templates                  [Reserved] Print a list of available templates to stdout.                     
  -T, --template-override string   Override the template to the file specified.

API

import FunctionFactory from 'function-factory';

FunctionFactory.load( options );

See docs/lib.md for full API.

Contributing

Changes are tracked in CHANGELOG.md.

License

MIT ©2020-2022 Anadian

SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE

Creative Commons License
This project's documentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.