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Yasel (Yasnippet Expand License) outputs commented license snippets for use with Emacs and Yasnippet from a directory of snippet templates.
Yasel (Yasnippet Expand License) outputs commented license snippets for use with Emacs and Yasnippet from a directory of snippet templates.
Usage: yasel <src> <dest> [options]
src Path to the license template directory
dest Path to your snippets directory
Options:
-c FILE, --modes-config FILE Path to modes config. [./.yasel.json]
-h, --help Show this help.
Example ~/.emacs.d/.yasel.json
:
{
"c-mode": {
"pre": "/*",
"body": " * ",
"post": " */"
},
"c++-mode": {
"pre": "/*",
"body": " * ",
"post": " */"
},
"emacs-lisp-mode": {
"body": ";; "
},
"go-mode": {
"pre": "/*",
"body": " * ",
"post": " */"
},
"haskell-mode": {
"body": "-- "
},
"js-mode": {
"pre": "/*",
"body": " * ",
"post": " */"
},
"lua-mode": {
"pre": "--[[",
"body": " * ",
"post": "--]]"
},
"sh-mode": {
"body": "# "
}
}
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Yasel (Yasnippet Expand License) outputs commented license snippets for use with Emacs and Yasnippet from a directory of snippet templates.
We found that yasel demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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