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profilereadme 0.1.2

profile-readme

A CLI tool for generating a GitHub profile README using the Jinja2 template engine.
It lets you use all features provide by Jinja2 to help you customize your GitHub profile README and it provides data from the GitHub API to your template.
Read the documentation on https://profile-readme.rtfd.io/.
Installation
Use the following command to install profile-readme:
$ python3 -m pip install profile-readme

Living on the edge
If you want to work with the latest code before it’s released, install or update the code from the master branch:
$ python3 -m pip install -U git+https://github.com/Robert-96/profile-readme.git

Quickstart
Use the init command to generate a new project with an example template:
$ profile-readme init

Use the render command to update your README.md file:
$ profile-readme render

Advanced Usage
Using Custom Build Scripts
The command line shortcut is convenient, but sometimes your project needs something different than the defaults. To change them, you can use a build script.
A minimal build script looks something like this:
from profile_readme import get_github_context, ProfileGenerator

context = {}

# If you don't need the GitHub data you can remove the next line
context.update(**get_github_context('octocat'))

if __name__ == "__main__":
ProfileGenerator.render(
template_path="README-TEMPLATE.md",
output_path="README.md",
context=context
)

Finally, just save the script as build.py (or something similar) and run it with your Python interpreter.
$ python build.py

Note: Don't forgot to also update .github/workflows/readme.yml.
Replace python3 -m profile_readme render with python3 build.py.

Loading Data
The simplest way to supply data to the template is to pass ProfileGenerator.render a mapping from variable names to their values (a “context”) as the context keyword argument.
from profile_readme import get_github_context, ProfileGenerator

context = {
greeting='Hello, world!'
}

# If you don't need the GitHub data you can remove the next line
context.update(**get_github_context('octocat'))

if __name__ == "__main__":
ProfileGenerator.render(
template_path="README-TEMPLATE.md",
output_path="README.md",
context=context
)

Anything added to this dictionary will be available in the template:
# Title

{{ greeting }}

Filters
Variables can be modified by filters. All the standard Jinja2 filters are supported (you can found the full list here). To add your own filters, simply pass filters as an argument to ProfileGenerator.
from profile_readme import get_github_context, ProfileGenerator

context = get_github_context('octocat')
filters = {
'hello': lambda x: 'Hello, {}!',
}

if __name__ == "__main__":
ProfileGenerator.render(
template_path="README-TEMPLATE.md",
output_path="README.md",
context=context,
filters=filters
)

Then you can use them in your template as you would expect:
{{ 'World'|hello }}

License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.