This tool tries to fill in a space next to cookiecutter, giving the user ability to reuse functionality stored in a single file across different projects.

Setup a folder with files you reuse in your project. Set the PACZEK_FILLINGS environment variable to point that folder. Run paczek - will display list of files from which you can choose a file that will be put in your current directory. If the file ends with .tpl you will be asked for values that will be put inside the template.

Please remember, redundancy can be removed and files can me merged using git.

• [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf Fuzzy Search for command line

There are two commands:

• paczek
• paczekfiller <template_filepath> <target_filepath>

paczek is a script that uses fzf to prodive you with a list of template files, from your template files folder.

If the file has extension tpl, then it is passed to paczekfiller. paczekfiller detects Jinja2 variables in that file, asks you to provide values for then. Finally, it substitutes the variables with the value and saves the file in your current directory with the the file name without tpl.

If the file is without .tpl, then paczek copies it to your current folder, using cp

paczekfiller fills out a jinja2 template file and saves it under given target filepath.

<template_filepath> is an absolute path.

Environment variables used by command paczek:

• PACZEK_FILLINGS stores path to folder with template files

Variables are extracted from templates. Variables names are used in user prompt. The "_" are changed into spaces (" ").

So, for a variable {{Some_variable}}, script will prompt user with this: Some variable:

pip install paczekfiller

MIT type.

paczekfiller was written by Kris Urbanski <[email protected]>_.