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Files Templates
nexss file list # list files for actual project (the same as nexss f l)
nexss file add # add file with selection
# Predefined templates (which appears on the list) are passed without extension:
nexss file add myfile.js --template helloWorld
# Absolute paths needs to have extension:
nexss file add myfile.js --template c:\templates\template1.js
Languages configuration are in the c:/Users/<yourusername>/.nexss/languages/
Sometimes template file needs extra libraries or files or commands to run. You can do this by creating the file (as example below) and specify:
- files: Array ["folder/file","file.ext"] - files to copy
- commands: Array ["mv source dest","ps"] - commands to run after files are copied
- repos: Array this is just to keep repositories (nothing is run)
- descriptions: Array - displays messages after file is added
Example: Template is name Default.ahk, so below file with config for the template is called Default.ahk.js
const config = {
files: ["3rdPartyLibraries/JSONParser.ahk"],
commands: ["ls -la","some second command"],
repos: ["https://github.com/dbohdan/jimhttp"],
descriptions: [
"This information will be displayed after all files are copied and commands run."
]
};
module.exports = config;
You also can use conditions like below: (example of Elixir language):
const config = {
files: ["mix.exs"],
commands: [
"IF exist src (cd src && mv mix.exs ../mix.exs && cd ..) else ( mix deps.get)"
],
repos: [],
descriptions: [
"!!! You may see some warnings at the very first run of your Elixir program."
]
};
Nexss Programmer uses JSON as interchange format between languages. To use fully Nexss Programmer features like Nexss Programmer projects programming language needs to have: Default and HelloWorld. (Most of the Nexss Programmer's languages already have implemented)
- Default - Just passing data and adding extra item in JSON "test" with value of "test"
- Hello World - Adding field HelloFrom: Version of the language
# Default
nexss file add myfile.cpp --t=Default # This creates file from template Default
nexss myfile.cpp # and this should give kind of output (below C++):
{"start":1578507572953,"cwd":"C:\\xdata\\1\\1234","debug":true,"_":[],"outputCPP":"Hello from C++ 17!"}
More characters to test nexss myfile.cpp --test
and output will be with a lot of unicode characters:
If you are happy with the template copy the myfile.c
to the c:\Users\[yourusername]\.nexss\languages\YourLanguage\templates\
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