Is there a way to insert templated lines into an existing file?

[rtaycher]

Especially appending files or appending before or after a matching line?

I want to be able to insert new functions/variables in a couple of places in my code base from templates. So you could name a THING and have different THING class/registerThing/createThing code generated in several places in your code base?

Maybe a plugin/extension of copier that does this? Or any other package you know that does this? It's hard to Google

[yajo]

You can do that in just a normal template file. When copier applies the template the 1st time, it will ask you to overwrite it. Just say no, or say yes but fix the diff with git before committing. On later updates, copier will try to smartly update the file from the template, respecting the file evolution in your project as much as possible. El sáb, 28 may 2022 5:53, Roman A. Taycher ***@***.***> escribió:

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Especially appending files or appending before or after a matching line? I want to be able to insert new functions/variables in a couple of places in my code base from templates. So you could name a THING and have different THING class/registerThing/createThing code generated in several places in your code base? Maybe a plugin/extension of copier that does this? Or any other package you know that does this? It's hard to Google — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#687>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAHNXDNRE2TLM2OOZY3TQ3LVMGRDDANCNFSM5XGCFWYA> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>