Godefine

replace marco in template,and generate output

License

FIRST: THIS SCRIPT BASED ON PYTHON3!

Install Guide

pip3 install -U godefine

to get latest version from pypi,you should add --isolated on command-line

ThirdPart Modules

although wcwidth is optional, but it's higly recommended to install.

wcwidth help tabulate handle pagecode issue.

Get Start

we have a template file such as "sample.go.template"

it's contains code like:

const Foo =  ${foo} // foo??? no idea @default="simple";
const Bar =  ${bar} // some bar...whatever @default=1231;

run script:

godefine.py -t sample.go.template -o sample.go 

sample.go:

const Foo =  "simple" // foo??? no idea @default="simple";
const Bar =  1231 // some bar...whatever @default=1231;

Script Syntax

default:

godefine will replace '${something}' with the value user provide.

if var's value not specified, godefine will look for the default value in the comment after //

default value should apply syntax as follows : '@default=your value;'

include:

like #include <cstdio> we often used in Cpp language`.

you can use @include() to put an exist config file into current config file.

for example:

we have foo/bar/base.in and foo/someone_debug.in

foo/bar/base.in:

foo=bar
bar=foo

foo/someone_debug.in:

@include(bar/base.in)
name=someone
foo=override bar

godefine will see vars below:

bar=foo
name=someone
foo=override bar

godefine support both relative and absolute path

Advance

pass vars from command-line (Simple, but not suggest ‼️)

pass your custom vars after -v option

godefine.py -v foo=11 bar=222 -t sample.go.template -o sample.go 

this way is not suggested. if your value have such special char eg: blank str,", it's hard to handle with it.

use vars form specified file (Suggest 😏 👍)

define your vars in config.in

foo="abc 112 333"
bar=    bar
web site=https://www.google.com
handsome author=ooopSnake 🎉

template file env.go.template:

package env

const Foo =  "abc 112 333" // foo??? @default="中文~";
var Website = "https://www.google.com" // homepage
const Bar = "    bar" // barss
var Author =  ooopSnake 🎉 // author name @default=snake!;

run godefine

godefine.py -i config.in -t env.go.template -o env.go 

output env.go:

package env

const Foo =  "abc 112 333" // foo??? @default="中文~";
var Website = "https://www.google.com" // homepage
const Bar = "    bar" // barss
var Author =  "ooopSnake 🎉" // author name @default=snake!;

as you can see ,foo's value has some space(blank) char.

godefine script will handle them correctly.

override vars in config

godefine always override that vars if they have been defined previously.

for example: if var below @include declare, vars will override vars that defined in @include

if var above @include declare, @include defined vars will override vars that pervious defined.

error handling ⁉️

if you forgot to assign any one vars ,an error will be raised.

anyway, you still want to generate output, -f will be useful.

if -f applied, any error will be ignored, the var who not assigned with value,will keep itself original state .