#The MOGLi Code Creator
Just another code generator? - NO! - It's THE Lightweight autogeneration tool!
It's provides inserting into existing files, making complete new files and building trees of files within the file system.
It's a small standalone Tool for a quick start into model based development!
It's easy to learn, to apply and to integrate in your IDE.
It's quick in execution.
It's failsafe because it supports Reverse Engineering: re-generate your artefacts as your wish.
It's written in Java but made to generate all kinds of text documents.
MOGLi stands for the following attributes:
M odel based
O pen for extension
G enerator based
Li ghtweight
Copyright by IKS GmbH
Licenced under Apache License 2.0
travis-ci:
Current version: 1.6.2
Changes to 1.6.1
- Bug: The preparation run was troublesome mechanism to check whether model and template match, and was replaced in all three generators.
- Improvement: Documentation of the template utilities and the meta model of the StandardModelProvider now comes as JavaDocs.
Changes to 1.6.0
- Bug: It's possible now to share subtempates between generator plugins.
- Improvement: It's possible now to use customized static utilities via a dropin mechanism.
- Improvement: New artefact property 'CheckMissingMetaInfos' for all generator plugins
- Improvement: New TemplateJavaUtility method 'throwMOGLiCCException'
Changes to 1.5.5
- Improvement: Licensed under Apache License 2.0
- Improvement: NEW fun feature: New templates to generate console comic strips and the model file Moglydick that uses these templates
- Improvement: Help files strongly improved
- Improvement: New model file ShoppingCart and templates XMLBuilder to demonstrate the LineInserter features
- Improvement: new TemplateStringUtility method getTextFileContent(String file)
- Improvement: new features of the ModelParser to parse variables
- Improvement: Performance improvement
- Improvement: Number Sign Replacement
- Improvement: Java special solution replaced by general solution
Versioning convention: major.minor.revision
major: will change for basic framework modification
minor: will change for new features and larger improvements
revision: will change for bug fixes and smaller improvements
####Markdown Documentation
you can find documentation around markdown here: