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Yellicode Modeler currently does not support copy-pasting (at least on MacOS 10.15.5 (19F101)). Currently, working with long descriptions and classnames is a bit tiresome.

I'd prefer to have @yellicode/cli installed in my project's package.json and run it from node_module

When I run npx yellicode installed that way, it fails with

env: node\r: No such file or directory

Currently, when configuring multiple profiles in a Yellicode Modeler project, the generated *.ts file tries to import 'elements' once for every module, so that the following line appears multiple times in the file:

import * as elements from '@yellicode/elements';

This leads to an "Duplicate identifier" error and subsequent failed compilation of templates.

Hi, looks like a promising project. Keep on the good work so far. I will definitely have an eye on it.

It seems that the source for the modeler is not released yet. Are there any plans to release the source code?
I would like to use an existing db schema that I would like to import into the modeler instead of manually modeling the entire schema. Do you provide an extension point for importers?

Could not get a reference on a separate profile working in yellicode modeler. So, e.g. when you have a profile.ymn and a model.ymn, and you try to reference the profile.ymn in the model.ymn, it works fine, while the model.ymn is open in the modeler. But after saving and reopening the file, yellicode modeler does no longer display the previously set values in tags, but just displays them empty. As far as i tested, the model.ymn file still gets written correctly though.

If your project directory path conatins upper case characters the absolute path to the template file no longer matches the location.

Why toLowerCase()??

Error: Failed running template '/home/<USERNAME>/Development/typescript/yellicode/try01/resources/templates/b.js': 
File '/home/<USERNAME>/development/typescript/yellicode/try01/resources/models/petstore-simple.json' not found.

REF:

I do not have any benefits from the generated js files. Is there a possibility to prevent creation of js files when running the yellicode command?
Maybe ts-node can be used to prevent creation of js files? https://github.com/TypeStrong/ts-node

All of the examples in the documentation seem to be focused on generating a single file output. This works great for something like Typescript where i can embed multiple classes in a single output file, but not so well for something like Java where i need to output one file per class.

The example shows something like this ........

Generator.generateFromModel({ outputFile: './output/Domain.cs' }, (writer: TextWriter, model: elements.Model)

and it receives a single output file as a parameter. Is there an equivalent entry point that is passed an output directory instead?

Hi, would it be possible to run the generators without using the CLI but in a programmatic way, so that it could be easier to integrate within other CLI tools?