This ninja-bear plugin adds support for the Python programming language.
languages:
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Property description for ninja-bear-language-python.
#
# language (required): ninja-bear-language-python or python
# file_naming (optional): Specifies the file naming convention (snake |
# screaming_snake | camel | pascal | kebap).
# Defaults to the file-name without the extension.
# property_naming (optional): Specifies the property naming convention (snake |
# screaming_snake | camel | pascal | kebap).
# type_naming (optional): Specifies the naming convention for the generated
# type (snake | screaming_snake | camel | pascal |
# kebap). The default value is language specific.
# indent (optional): Specifies the amount of spaces before each
# property. Defaults to 4.
# transformers (optional): Specifies a list of transformers (alias) to use.
# distributors (optional): Specifies a list of distributors (alias) to use.
# ignore (optional): If true, the section gets ignored.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
- language: ninja-bear-language-python
file_naming: snake
property_naming: pascal
properties:
- type: bool
name: myBoolean
value: true
- type: int
name: myInteger
value: 142
- type: float
name: myFloat
value: 322f # Float with float specifier. However, an additional specifier (f) is not required and will be trimmed.
- type: float
name: myCombinedFloat
value: ${myInteger} * ${myFloat} # Number and boolean combinations get evaluated during the dump process.
- type: double
name: myDouble
value: 233.9
- type: string
name: myString
value: Hello World
hidden: true # If a property should act as a helper but should not be written to the generated file, it must be marked as 'hidden'.
- type: regex
name: myRegex
value: Test Reg(E|e)x
comment: Just another RegEx. # Variables can be described using the comment property.
- type: string
name: mySubstitutedString
value: Sometimes I just want to scream ${myString}! # To use the value of another property, simply use its name with ${}. E.g., ${myString}.