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KitC makes it easy to quickly compile Kit files written in The Kit Language:
$ gem install kitc
$ kitc index.kit
By default, KitC compiles the Kit file to the same location as the source. This can be overridden by specifying --output-dir
:
$ kitc --output-dir /web/ index.kit
Feel free to queue up as many files as needed. KitC will parse them one at a time:
$ kitc index.kit bio.kit about.kit
KitC doesn't automatically clobber existing files. If you want, you can specify to overwrite output files:
$ kitc --overwrite index.kit
If piping is your thing, KitC can also output to Standard Out:
$ kitc --stdout index.kit > index.html
KitC is packaged as a Ruby module with a Ruby front-end executable. If you're Ruby-savvy, you can use KitC programmatically in your programs or Rake tasks:
require "kitc"
output = KitC.parse(path_to_file)
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We found that kitc 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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