Add a new file to the repo called something like template.txt. That file will be the new "template" for the output.txt.
The file can contain whatever text you want. An idea is it could be a cover letter addressed to the hiring agent NAME.
You'll need to create some kind of convention so that you know where the NAME variable should be inserted into the template. You've seen this before in the EJS template syntax.
Your script should then be modified to read the template file and insert NAME where the placeholder lives.
Essentially you are bulding your own simple templating language.
Add a new file to the repo called something like template.txt. That file will be the new "template" for the output.txt.
The file can contain whatever text you want. An idea is it could be a cover letter addressed to the hiring agent
NAME.You'll need to create some kind of convention so that you know where the NAME variable should be inserted into the template. You've seen this before in the EJS template syntax.
Your script should then be modified to read the template file and insert NAME where the placeholder lives.
Essentially you are bulding your own simple templating language.