sBotics file modulator:

A file modulator for big files, separating them, enabling the organization of the code without a headache with copies and pastes!

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Features:

• join multiple files / importing files.
• ignore commented imports.

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Setup:

1. Download the lasted compiled version and .env.example.
2. Move it to your project's root folder;
3. Exec cp .env.example .env or manually rename .env.example file to .env;
4. Replace the corresponding variables in your .env file;

variables

• WATCH_FOLDER = Folder where you keep your scripts.
• INPUT_FILE = Name with the extension of the input file, which will be located in the scripts folder of the variable WATCH_FOLDER.
• OUTPUT_FILE = Output path with name of the file where the project transpilation will be exported.

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Example:

Root:

Subfolders:

Contents:

.env

#Default configs
WATCH_FOLDER = "./source/" # Example main folder to sources
INPUT_FILE = "main.cs" # Main file name with extension, it should be in your watch folder.
OUTPUT_FILE = "./output/transpiled.cs" # Your output file path with extension
AFTER_IMPORT = "\n" # String which will be loaded after finding a file to import

# Change if you have an idea of ​​what you are doing
IMPORTER_REGEX = "importar\((.*?)\)|import\((.*?)\)" # Regex of importer
TABS_REGEX = "^(?:( )+|\t+)" # Regex of tabs
COMMENT_REGEX = "(/\*([^*]|[\r\n]|(\*+([^*/]|[\r\n])))*\*+\/)|(\/\/.*)|(#.*)" #regex of comments

source/main.cs

import("file.cs");
import("subfolder/file_subfolder.cs");

source/file1.cs

//Hi, i'm file1.cs

source/subfolder/file_subfolder.cs

//Hi, i'm file_subfolder.cs

After run the sBotics File modulator which is in the root folder, the contents of the output/transpiled.cs file is updated to:

//Hi, i'm file1

//Hi, i'm file_subfolder

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Information:

• After save any file inside the WATCH_FOLDER path, the output is automatically updated!
• For import files you can use import or importar prefix function.
• The example can be found in this repository
• Realeases are for 64-bit architectures only, but you can build your own executable :)