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Author: codeBelt

README.md

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-A simple generator that is independent from any language. Create custom boilerplate, scaffolding, skeleton, and templating code files that you need to create over and over again. All you need is [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org) installed to get started.
+A simple generator that is independent of any language. Create custom boilerplate, scaffolding, skeleton, and templating code files that you need to create over and over again. All you need is [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org) installed to get started.
 
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 #### Dynamic Replacer Slots
 
-If you have data that is dynamically generated or you have hard coded values you can use the `dynamicReplacers`:
+If you have data that is dynamically generated, or you have hard coded values you can use the `dynamicReplacers`:
 
 ```javascript
 dynamicReplacers: [
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 Example
 
 -   In the generator template `__replacerSlot__` is appended by the `(pascalCase)` converter such as `__replacerSlot__(pascalCase)`.
--   When the generator is run, the string `"product reducer"` is provided for `__replacerSlot__`.
+-   When the generator is ran, the string `"product reducer"` is provided for `__replacerSlot__`.
 -   As a result, the converter will produce `ProductReducer`.
 
 Here is the string `Lives down BY the River` with each of the converters:
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 You can use `generate-template-files` with the command line to generate your template files.
 
+When using the command line `stringReplacers` will be ignored, and the arguments pass in will be used. Example: `__name__=some-name`. `dynamicReplacers` are still used with the command line.
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 ###### Minimum Options
 
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