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Medic project generator. Adds necessary Medic support files to a project. ## Installation mix archive.install hex gen_medic ## Usage mix gen.medic

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templates/bin/dev/format 

#!/usr/bin/env bash



# FORMATTER SCRIPT

#

# Formats Elixir files via `mix format`. This should be considered the canonical

# formatter for the project.

#

# VS Code users in particular should be careful with its Elixir formatter (since 

# it routinely ignores the formatting settings) and should consider using this 

# script instead via the `emeraldwalk.runonsave` extension with the following

# configuration:

#

# ```

#   "emeraldwalk.runonsave": {

#     "commands": [

#       {

#         "match": "\\.ex$|\\.exs$|\\.js$|\\.ts$",

#         "cmd": "bin/dev/format ${file}"

#       }

#     ]

#   }

# ```

#

# Options: 

#   <file> or <path>: formats the file or all files in the path

#   --all: formats all files in the current directory

#   --cd: formats all files in the given directory

#   --check: fails if some files are not formatted





set -e



file=$1



assert_file() {

  if [ ! -f "$1" ]; then

    echo "error: file '${1}' does not exist"

    exit 1

  fi

}



case $1 in

  --all)

    mix format

    ;;



  --cd)

    cd $2

    shift

    shift

    ;;



  --check)

    mix format --check-formatted

    ;;



  *.ex | *.exs)

    assert_file $1

    mix format "$1"

    ;;



  *)

    echo "unknown flag or file type: '$1'"

    echo ""

    echo "USAGE"

    echo "  $0 <file> or <path>"

    echo "  $0 --all"

    echo "  $0 --cd <path>"

    echo "  $0 --check"

    exit 1

    ;;

esac