An inline pattern compiler for embedding code into static files.
Say we have a README file containing the latest version of a package version. Instead of hardcoding that version number
and manually updating it when necessary, you can embed some shell code to fetch the version number and use inc to
compile your part-Markdown-part-shell file into static Markdown. Here is an example of what that would look like:
# My package
The latest version for this package is |>cat package.txt<|
# Features
* Continue with markdown...Once compiled via inc, the final contents of your README file would be something like this:
# My package
The latest version for this package is 1.13.15
# Features
* Continue with markdown...-h, --help Show the usage for this program.
-i, --input Input file path to compile from. If none is provide, the standard input is used.
-o, --output Output file path to write to. If none is provide, the standard output is used.
-1, --begin Beginning pattern to match with.
(defaults to "|>")
-2, --end Ending pattern to match with.
(defaults to "<|")
-I, --[no-]ignore-errors Continue execution even if stderr contains errors or the exit code is non-zero.
-t, --[no-]trim Remove leading and trailing whitespaces from the output.
(defaults to on)
If you already have Dart installed, simply activate the package globally:
dart pub global activate incThen, assuming your global package directory has been added to your PATH, simply call the executable.
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