Enable users to inform a custom templates path at runtime #11
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This Pull Request solves #6 . It has the following contributions:
-t | --templates-paththat will be then used as the path for reading templates.How to test
Follow the steps described in this documentation.
Instead of creating the templates path on the current directory, try creating elsewhere. For example:
/tmp/templates/.Thus, when you call the CLI, inform the command argument:
-t /tmp/templates.If omitted, it must default to
templates/in the current directory.