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I haven't looked deep at all yet in the code and hoping to get a quick answer to save some time. So, I apologize for being lazy from the get-go.
But, would it be possible to use hypergen inside an application? The use case I'm looking at is a frontend that collects the input from non-devs to then later generate code. Also there would be a CLI for devs to wrap those same template rendering functions. I realize I can just exec and "fake" CLI calls, but that is a bit wonky to me (although many people seem to do it).
What's your take on this mix of use cases? How would you handle it best using hypergen?
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Hi,
I haven't looked deep at all yet in the code and hoping to get a quick answer to save some time. So, I apologize for being lazy from the get-go.
But, would it be possible to use hypergen inside an application? The use case I'm looking at is a frontend that collects the input from non-devs to then later generate code. Also there would be a CLI for devs to wrap those same template rendering functions. I realize I can just exec and "fake" CLI calls, but that is a bit wonky to me (although many people seem to do it).
What's your take on this mix of use cases? How would you handle it best using hypergen?
Scott
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