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boip is an abbreviation for Boiler Plate.

A library that generates code from code templates based on the answers to some questions.
I am a technical artist.
Therefore, the template to be added has a lot of code generation such as Maya related.

python -m pip install boip

python -m boip

cd "Folder path where you want to place the template."

It is copied under cd with the last selected folder name.
Since I chose "Maya Qt-MVC" this time, a template of Maya + Qt + MVC pattern is generated.

Prepare a code template (BoipSet) in advance. Then specify the folder path where BoipSet is located with the -s flag.

python -m boip -s "Target folder path."

The following two are set as a Boip Set.

• After asking a question, a folder named "template" to use for replacement.
• Configuration file named boip.yaml.

reference

title: MayaQt-MVC # template name
convertExtensions: # distExtension srcExtension(The same extension is okay.)
  py: py
  ui: ui
question: # question list
  - name: tool_name # Name to use for replacement. Use with {Name} for stationery.
    message: "Tool name?" # Question.
    default: sampleWindow # Default Value.

  - name: maya_version
    message: "What version of Maya are you using?"
    default: 2020

The folders under template will be copied. After that, the inside of {name} is converted by the answer to the question.
It is expected that automatic generation will be included in the future, but currently it is manual.

Example)In the case of "MayaQt-MVC" above.
I have two questions, {tool_name} and {maya_version}.

• template

import sys

print("{tool_name}")
print("{maya_version}")

• answer the questions.

Tool name? > sampleWindow
What version of Maya are you using? > 2020

• After generation. The answer to the question will be converted to the following.

import sys

print("sampleWindow")
print("2020")

If you have a nice template, Please make a merge request!