Simple, minimalist templating from the command line.
npm install function-factory> Simple, minimalist templating from the command line.
sh
pnpm add --save function-factory
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It can, of course, also be installed by npm or Yarn using the normal methods.
Usage
To use the command-line interface:
sh
[pnpm] function-factory [options]
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Remember to prepend to the command when you haven't installed it globally.
CLI
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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
js
import FunctionFactory from 'function-factory';FunctionFactory.load( options );
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