NamespaceEditor | Command-line Ruby app to edit/replace namespaces Useful for Android whitelabel apps

NamespaceEditor is a Ruby library. NamespaceEditor has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Command-line Ruby app to edit/replace namespaces. Useful for Android whitelabel apps. namespace_editor is a command-line Ruby app to edit/replace namespaces found within src files, which may be necessary when creating Android whitelabel apps where an app is licenced to different organisations who wish to use their own namespaces. The new namespace replaces the existing namespace in each source file found in the given source path whose extension is one of those in the given list of extensions. ##OPTIONS * -n, --new_namespace: The new namespace * -x, --existing_namespace: The namespace to be replaced * -s, --src_path: The path to the directory containing the source files to be processed. Files in sub-folders will also be processed * -e, --extensions: The list of extensions the source files to be processed have. For multiple extensions this must be a comma separated list * --list: Switches on list-style output * --overwrite: Makes changes to the files - default is to only report the number of discovered src files * -v, --version: Prints the version number. All other options will be ignored.