git version extraction and templating tool
Usage: LitGit [options]
Extracts meta information from git. Like version information from tag and commit. Authors and many more.
see https://github.com/jvbsl/LitGit
Options:
-c, --config Path to a LitGit configuration file: see https://github.com/jvbsl/LitGit
-s, --searchpath Path to a directory in which to search for *.template files. Default is directory of script.
-d, --destination-dir The output directory to which the templated files are written, if not specified otherwise by (-o | --outputs).
-t, --templates <templatefile1> <templatefile2> Specific *.template files to process corresponding to a specific outputfile declaration.
If no corresponding outputfile is specified the output name is derived from template file name without '.template' extension
and the output directory is the specified or default (-d | --destination-dir).
-o, --outputs <outputfile1> <outputfile2> The output files generated from the corresponding template files. see (-t | --templates).
-m, --machine-output Generate machine friendlier output.
LitGit.config files example:
COMPANY="jvbsl"
AUTHORS="jvbsl"
PROJECT_URL="https://github.com/jvbsl/engenious"
PRODUCT="engenious"
COPYRIGHT="Copyright (c) ${AUTHORS} ${YEAR}"
DESCRIPTION="3D Engine similar structure to XNA."
NUGET_ID="${PRODUCT}"
NUGET_TITLE="${PRODUCT}"
NUGET_REQUIRESLICENSEACCEPTANCE="false"
Template files can use these variables via e.g. ${COMPANY} other content can be as you want it to be, while the variables will be replaced.