Enoki
Code generator for Xcode project. You can manage multiple user-defined file template set in your project.
Installation
$ gem install enoki
Usage
Setup
Run enoki init in your project root directory, then created .enoki.yml file with some questions.
Create template set
Create template set directory in your template directory (default: ./templates) and organize template files. The template file has extension .tt.
For example: https://github.com/slightair/enoki/tree/master/examples/Enoki%20Example/templates
templates
├── Test
│ └── Enoki\ Example
│ ├── ViewController
│ │ └── __name__ViewController.swift.tt
│ └── ViewModel
│ └── __name__ViewModel.swift.tt
└── VIPER
└── Enoki\ Example
└── Modules
└── __name__
└── __name__ViewController.swift.tt
This example case has 2 template set, Test and VIPER.
Generate source code
Next, run enoki generate Test Hello and generated following files.
create Enoki Example/ViewController/HelloViewController.swift
create Enoki Example/ViewModel/HelloViewModel.swift
Then added 2 files to your Xcode project and setup project groups that correspond to template set directory tree.
File name rule
If you use __name__ in file or directory name of template, replace to name argument in your command.
For example, generate Modules/Hello/HelloViewController.swift from template file Modules/__name__/__name__ViewController.swift.tt if your command is generate TEMPLATE_SET Hello.
Template file rule
The template file is ERB template that have extension .tt.
Enoki pass name to template engine.
If your template is...
import UIKit
class <%= name %>ViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
}
}and run generate command with name Hello, then you got following result.
import UIKit
class HelloViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
}
}Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/slightair/enoki.
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
