Allow user to use the command line to generate template files

[codeBelt]

Now you can use the command line to generate template files. https://github.com/codeBelt/generate-template-files/issues/31

node ./tools/generate.js angular-ngrx-store __name__=some-name __model__=some-other-name --outputpath=./src/here --overwrite

Here's the break down

• node ./tools/generate.js - Runs the generate-template-files library.
• angular-ngrx-store is the template name; It uses the same option name in the IConfigItem but converts all options names to kebab-case. For example option: 'Angular Ngrx Store' will be converted to angular-ngrx-store when using the command line.
• __name__=some-name and __model__=some-other-name are Replacer Slots and will be converted to { slot: "__name__", slotValue: "some-name" }
• --outputpath=./src/here - Will override the output.path in the IConfigItem
• --overwrite Will overwrite files if the files already exists

Try it out and let me know if you have any feedback. I will publish this probably tomorrow after I get the README updated.

Thanks @knona for your on helping me with this.

@dennbagas @CGeorges

[krambono]

I'm glad I could help :) I just fount out the yargs library. What a great tool !

[krambono]

Just a detail: you don't check that all string replacers are passed as arguments. I think it would be better if we can inform the user that something is missing.

[seidhkona]

Is it possible to run node ./tools/generate.js create-reduce-action and then follow prompts for file name, etc? So far, passing option name in the command line doesn't work for me at all (I'm still being prompted with "What do you want to generate?" question. I want to call something like npm run gen spec similar to ng generate class command and then provide input for the file name. Thanks!