CodeStencil is a code generator that utilizes smart string replacement combined with file and folder structure logic that represents the final output expected after the code has been generated. CodeStencil uses stencils for code generation. Stencils are s ...
CodeStencil has five major sections in its interface: Code Tree - The Code Tree represents the would-be structure of the generated folders and resulting code files in a tree-like hierarchy. Code Nanites - List of code blocks that trigger code ...
CodeStencil uses Stencils (stencils are similar to templates) to generate structured code. CodeStencil stores fragments of text in a tree-like structure. This stored text can contain Expansion Labels ( similar to variables) which can be replaced with pre ...
This shows the concept and logic behind the way CodeStencil uses string replacement to generate your code. The numbered elements on the images below have been explained below with the same numbers. (1)PROJECT_NAME: In the Expanders panel, you ...
A typical installation of CodeStencil stores its data in the Documents Folder under a sub-folder named "CodeStencil". Within this subfolder, these are the folders that exist fo different kinds of CodeStencil-related data: CodeStencil Sub-Folders Co ...
Efficiency and productivity are critical in software development, and leveraging code generators and templates can significantly enhance the development process. CodeStencil Code Stencil is a code generator application designed to streamline the develop ...
A Project looks very much like a Stencil in terms of architecture, however, there are some major differences which has to do with functionality. A Stencil is not usually updated once it has been deployed because it is locked by default. It is like a blue ...
The Quick Table and Column Updates form presents the user with a quicker way to update tables and columns than using the traditional schema dictionary panel. NOTE: Please note that there are three ways to trigger the Quick Table and Column Updates; ...