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Plexiform is a rudimentary code generator.
It doesn't know any language, nor does it know how to reverse-engineer anything. It's really just a simple formalisation of JavaScript template literals, to expose a basic templating system.
But that's still incredibly useful, as it takes the effort and risk out of any repetitious task.
Perfect the code elsewhere, then use this to churn out more code than you could bear to hand-crank!
Please note that this is not a Node module, it is a Node script for running in the shell.
I apologise if my npm
etiquette is lacking, please forgive a first-timer :)
npm install -g plexiform
plexiform init
and edit it accordingly.plexiform build
See the included boilerplate example to get you started
An online gallery to host your specification files and make them centrally available. With versioning.
plexiform gallery new | save | secret | publish
plexiform gallery list | query | fetch
And the back-end was generated by plexiform-build-api, of course :)
FAQs
A very simple template-driven generator.
The npm package plexiform receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, plexiform popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that plexiform demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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