EteSkeleton

This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script\_id=3370

A simple plugins that would help to manage skeletons(templates) for automate the creation of new files and insert tags (user definable) like user , date, askversion and so on.

It let you to use different skeletons for the same filetype, depending on the filename.

Skeletons

You can name skeletons in tree ways:

• filetype
• name_filetype (must enable g:EteSkeleton_loosefiletype)
• dot.separated.keys.filetype (must enable g:EteSkeleton_loosefiletype_enhanced)

Create skeleton is easy.

Just create an empty file,

:tabnew

Edit your skeleton and save it using

:EteSkelMake filetype || name_filetype || dot.separated.keys.filetype

Tags

Every skeleton can contains tags which will be converted on the fly when eteSkeleton loads the skeleton and are defined in the /skeleton/tags/eteSkeleton.tags file.

eteSkeleton comes with few predefined tags:

• ask: Prompts the user for a value.
• askversion: Prompts the version value.
• author: changed with the $USER.
• basename: filename without path and extension.
• date: current date in dd/mm/yyyy format.
• filename: current filename.
• home: user home directory.
• parentname: name of the parent folder (no path).
• timestamp: date in yyyy-mm-dd format.
• title: Capitalized filename without path or extension.
• titlemark: g:eteSkeleton_titlemark_char repeated for the title length.
• version: starting version (0.0.1).
• wholetitle: like title but with some restructuredtext sphinx flavour for python module.
• wholetitlemark: like titlemark but based on wholetitle.

User defined.

There is three ways to define a tag

Edit the eteSkeleton.tags.

Simply edit the file and add your tag an assignment.

mypath=expand("%:p:h")

Using the EteSkelAdd command.

:EteSkelAdd mypath=expand("%:p:h")

If you omit the assignment (=expand("%:p:h") part in this case) `EteSkelAdd' will prompt you for the value.

Using the <Leader>st (EteSkelAddTag command).

Just positioning you cursor over the tag name and type <Leader>st and EteSkelAddTag will prompt you for the value.

Installation

If you don't have a preferred installation method, one option is to install pathogen.vim, and then copy and paste:

cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/ellethee/eteSkeleton.git
vim -u NONE -c "helptags eteSkeleton/doc" -c q

Or using Vundle.vim adding to your .vimrc the line

Plugin "ellethee/eteSkeleton"

Examples

(with g:EteSkeleton_loosefiletype_enanched = 1)

:tabnew module.py

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
{wholetitlemark}
{wholetitle}
{wholetitlemark}
Module description here
"""

:EteSkelMake  "Will create a module.python skeleton

:tabnew run.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
{wholetitlemark}
{wholetitle}
{wholetitlemark}
Script description here
"""
import yaml
from argparseinator import ArgParseInator

__version__ = "{version}"

def cfg_factory(filename):
    """Cfg factory"""
    try:
        with open(filename, 'rb') as stream:
            return yaml.load(stream)
    except: 
        return {}
import .<commands>

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ArgParseInator(auto_exit=True, config=(None, cfg_factory)).check_commad()

:EteSkelMake	"Will create a run.python skeleton

:tabnew test.run.py

Creates a new file called test.py based on the run.python skeleton and loosing the run part.

You can use more complex names.

:tabnew django.models.py

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
{wholetitlemark}
{wholetitle}
{wholetitlemark}
Django modules for {parentname}
"""
from django.db import models

:EteSkelMake 	"Will create a django.models.python skeleton

:tabnew polls/models.django.models.py

Will creates a models.py file in based upon the django.models.python skeleton loosing the django.models part.