Angumine is a simple command-line utility to parse AngularJS HTML templates for ng-* and handlebars ({{...}}) references to data that builds a dot-notated tree using loop structures found in the template, i.e. if the template contains:
{{something.here}}
<beautifullist ng-class="ngClassesAreIgnored" ng-repeat="project in projects">
<documents ng-repeat="paper in project.papers">
<docbody ng-show="paper.visible">
{{paper.text}}
{{another.thing}}
</docbody>
</documents>
</beautifullist>
The output would be:
$ angumine test.html
---------
test.html
---------
something.here
[projects]project.[project.papers]paper.visible
[projects]project.[project.papers]paper.text
another.thing
gem install angumine
angumine file_or_dir_1 file_or_dir_2 file_or_dir_3
Or
angumine -r file_or_dir_to_search_recursively_1 file_or_dir_to_search_recursively_2
e.g.
angumine -r app/assets/templates/
Copyright (c) 2013 Gary S. Weaver, released under the MIT license.
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