Generators

Steps to Get Started

1. Clone the Generator Scripts:

Navigate to your project directory by running cd your/project/path in your terminal. To clone the generator scripts into your project directory, copy the following chunk of commands then paste it into your terminal and hit return:

On macOS and Linux:

rm -rf ___generators/
git clone https://github.com/robmllze/___generators.git
cd ___generators
dart pub get
rm -rf .git/
cd ..

On Windows:

rm -rf ___generators/
git clone https://github.com/robmllze/___generators.git
cd ___generators
dart pub get
rmdir /s /q .git/
cd ..

This will clone the generator scripts into your project directory and remove the .git directory, effectively detaching it from version control so that you can modify it as needed.

2. Modify the Generators as Needed:

Once cloned, you can modify the generator scripts or templates according to your project requirements.

3. Run the Generator Scripts:

Execute any of the generator scripts by navigating to the cloned directory and running:

dart ___generators/generate_models.dart

Replace generate_models.dart with the specific generator you wish to run, for example, dart generate_exports.dart.

4. Enhance Workflow Efficiency:

Consider setting up keyboard shortcuts or single-click actions to quickly run the generators. For instance, in Visual Studio Code, you can configure tasks to execute the generators with ease. Learn more: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/tasks.

Additional Resources

The ./additional_resources/ folder contains additional resources that may be useful for your project. The following resources are included:

• ./additional_resources/for_vs-code/tasks.json: A sample tasks.json file for Visual Studio Code that includes tasks to run the generator scripts. After copying the file to your project's .vscode directory, you can run the generators by pressing Cmd + Shift + P or Ctrl + Shift + P and typing 'Tasks: Run Task' and selecting the task you want to run.