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v0

v0.1.0

Jan 3, 2024

v0.0.2

Aug 8, 2023

v0.0.1

May 1, 2023

Changes in this version

+ func ComputeBaseDirectory(file string, allFiles []string, baseDirectory string) string

+ type Option func(r *Renderer)

+ func WithAllowProgramCreation(allowProgramCreation bool) Option

+ func WithDelimiters(leftDelimiter string, rightDelimiter string) Option

+ func WithGoTemplate(withGoTemplate bool) Option

+ func WithMasks(masks ...string) Option

+ func WithPrograms(programs map[string]*cliopatra.Program) Option

+ func WithRenameOutputFiles(renameOutputFiles map[string]string) Option

+ func WithRepositories(repositories ...Repository) Option

+ func WithVerbose(verbose bool) Option

+ func WithYamlMarkers(withYamlMarkers bool) Option

+ type Renderer struct

+ func NewRenderer(options ...Option) *Renderer

+ func (r *Renderer) CreateTemplate(name string) (*template.Template, error)

+ func (r *Renderer) Render(in io.Reader, out io.Writer) error

+ func (r *Renderer) RenderDirectory(directory string, outputDirectory string) error

+ func (r *Renderer) RenderFile(file string, outputFile string) error

+ type Repository interface

+ GetPrograms func() map[string]*cliopatra.Program