templify 0.9.5

A dart command-line app to create modules or sub-modules using predefined templates.

Templify

A cli app built using dart, that creates a module or sub module from a template.

• It speeds up the development eliminating to copy paste similar modules or portion of code over and over again
• We can templify similar controllers or ui part in our code and enjoy

Installation

Run the following command to activate templify globally.

dart pub global activate templify

Using

• First configure template path and defaultTemplateName using the following command

templify config -d "Path to template directory"

or

templify config --dir "Path to template directory"

• Add templates in the directory, we may run

templify open

to open the template folder in file explorer

• Now you may use templify using the following command to create copy of the template

templify create

or we add path and name along with create command as

templify create --name exampleName --path "destination directory path"

List of commands

templify has three commands

• base command
• config
• create

templify

-v, --version      Prints the version of the application.

-h, --help         It shows all the available commands, 

-t, --template     It shows instructions to create template module.

open               To open template folder

templify config

-d, --dir    The path to the directory where the template will be stored.

-n, --name         Name of the template module.

templify create

-n, --name         Name of the module to be created.

-p, --path         Path to the directory where the module will be created.

Template creation guide

templateDefaultName = testModule

✍️ We recommend to use atleast 4-5 leters templateDefaultName

1. Naming files

   • test_module_model.dart
   • test_module_controller.dart

2. Naming variables, functions and class

   • testModuleStatus
   • fetchTestModuleData()
   • class TestModuleModel()

3. Using Title and text as

   • test module
   • Test Module
   • test-module

4. Structure folder structure

   • root folder should have name of the template (any prefered name)
   • Inside the root folder we should have all the folders and files

5. In the root template directory we can have a file named name.txt and inside it we can have name of the template which will be overridden from global templateDefaultName
   

   name.txt

   testModule
   

6. You may also add instructions.md file to be printed after module creation

   instructions.md

   ## Copy TestRepo().init() to main() file
   '''
   void main(){
       TestRepo().init();
       ...
   }
   '''
   
   ....
   .....
   

Example template structure

templateName
├── components
│   ├── test_card.dart
│   ├── test_details_info_page.dart
│   ├── test_details_side.dart
│   └── test_mobile_view.dart
├── controllers
│   ├── add_update_test_provider.dart
│   └── test_details_provider.dart
├── data
│   ├── dummy_test_data.dart
│   ├── models
│   │   └── test_model.dart
│   └── repositories
│       ├── test_dummy_repo.dart
│       └── test_remote_repo.dart
├── name.txt
└── views
    ├── add_update_test.dart
    ├── test_details.dart
    └── test_screen.dart

Created Employee module out of above template

employee
├── components
│   ├── employee_card.dart
│   ├── employee_details_info_page.dart
│   ├── employee_details_side.dart
│   └── employee_mobile_view.dart
├── controllers
│   ├── add_update_employee_provider.dart
│   └── employee_details_provider.dart
├── data
│   ├── dummy_employee_data.dart
│   ├── models
│   │   └── employee_model.dart
│   └── repositories
│       ├── employee_dummy_repo.dart
│       └── employee_remote_repo.dart
└── views
    ├── add_update_employee.dart
    ├── employee_details.dart
    └── employee_screen.dart