I fixed a small bug in the command line interface of Skel.
Thanks to Peter Reijnders for pointing this out.
Work is love made visible.- Kihlal Gibran
I fixed a small bug in the command line interface of Skel.
Thanks to Peter Reijnders for pointing this out.
Skel 0.3 has just been released.
Due in part to an issue with setuptools, I have made some alterations
to skel. Replacement on file contents is now handled by pluggable
"filters" and the Builder.dct attribute is now renamed
to data. The filters will identify the files that they
apply to (usually by extension) and can rename the file being written
so the "skip" feature no longer makes sense and has been removed.
Filters are very easy to create, just take a look at the one included
(uses string.Template) for an example. More types of
filters will be available in a future version and will take advantage
of setuptools' pluggin architecture. The default pattern for rewriting
file names now uses plus signs like Paste which is more readable.
Finally I have switched the license to the LGPL.
See the skel page for more info.