Generate Competitive Programming templates with a simple, cool command.
This project is primarily designed for Linux/Unix and Darwin users, cause it is really convenient to run scripts as applications in terminal on these OS. Windows users also can use it in conjunction with 3rd party projects like snaury/script-runner and use it in CMD or PowerShell alternatively.
To use the scripts of this projects, first you need to install Promit interpreter on your computer. The installation manual can be found here.
Go to config.promit and edit the configuration which befits you.
Move the gen and config.promit files to /usr/local/bin (Linux/Unix/Darwin) or in PATH (Windows).
Usage: gen the_template output_file_name your_username preferred_extension
If you provide none of the arguments, the program will resort to the default ones defined in config.promit.
Your templates will be files inside of a folder you define as the template location in the config. When you generate a template, it will take the template name, find a file that has coherent/matching name (without extension) and copys the file content. Then it creates the output file and writes down author name, date when it was created etc. with the content of the template file. Simple.
Enjoy and Peace.