Ramile a handy tool used to automatically extract 3000 lines of source codes from given project/folder, as a requirement of China Software Copyright application process. The goal of Ramile is to save 0.5~1 hour of your time spent on preparing the 60 pages of source code for each Software Copyright submission. Currently Ramile has below features:

• Automatically extracting the source code and generating a docx file containing 3000 lines. (You have to manually remove the last few pages of the docx to make it exactly 60 pages, though)
• Supporting most of the commmon front-end projects: android/ios/web/Wechat mini program, etc
• Configurable. Just place a .ramileconfig.json under the project root folder. (See "Config" section for details)

Tested under python 3.6.1.

Right now we can only run Ramile from source code. In the future it may be uploaded to pypi.

To run Ramile source code, clone the repository and install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt. Or if in China, mirros could be used pip install -i https://pypi.mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/simple/ -r requirements.txt

Running from source code:

python ramile-cli.py extract <path to your project root>

When the extraction is completed, a file named extracted_code.docx will be generated under your project root directory, with 3000 lines of code. You just have to open it and remove unnecessary pages to make the document exact 60 pages.

If you want to strictly meet the regulation, you can extract all the lines by append Inf to the command line:

python ramile-cli.py extract <path to your project root> Inf

And then you just have to open it and keep the first 30 pages and the last 30 pages, and remove all the intermediate pages.

Ramile automatically loads the config file .ramileconfig.json from the project root, if it exits. The file should be in json format. Possible config items as below:

cd tests
pytest