cynew

You can install cynew by the way you prefer.

1. Download cynew
2. Add cynew into environment variable PATH

export PATH=$PATH:[folder where you install cynew]

You need install Golang first

1. Clone the repo

go get github.com/yah01/cynew

2. Change directory to where cynew exists

cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/yah01/cynew

3. Run build command

go build

4. There will be a executable file
5. Add cynew into environment variable PATH

export PATH=$PATH:[folder where you install cynew]

cynew hello.cpp

cynew first.go second.json

Examples above are simple and nothing awesome, they can't show power of cynew. You may want to create a file/folder with some contents (what I call template), you can indicate a template when you create file/folder, cynew will write the contents what the template saving into the file/folder.

Maybe you are building a awesome project, and many source code file have some common contents (template my-template):

cynew awesome.go -t my-template

You can create more than one file by just adding more file names

Maybe you used scaffold what creates a folder with some contents (files,folders,... I would call also it template), cynew is a scaffold creator and builder!

cynew my-app -t my-awesome-project

command above will create a folder with name my-app, and fill it with contents what template my-awesome-project saving.

Now you know how to create file/folder with template, but where is the template? You can create template with cynew easily

cynew -a hello.go

This will create a template with content what hello.go has, then cynew will ask you to input a template name (if you input nothing, the template name is the file name). You can create a folder template by the same way.

• [-h]: show help information
• [-ls]: list all template(s)
• [-t template]: create file/folder with template
• [-a filename]: add filename into templates (folder is OK)
• [-d template]: delete template
• [-i template]: show information of template