tmplgen 1.3.1

Void Linux template generator for language-specific package managers
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# tmplgen

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A simple Void Linux template generator.

## Usage
```
USAGE:
    tmplgen [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <PKGNAME>

FLAGS:
    -d, --debug        Print debug info. Will overrule the verbose switch.
    -f, --force        Overwrite template, if it already exists.
    -h, --help         Prints help information.
    -n, --no-prefix    Don't prefix the package name with {perl-,ruby-,rust-}. Useful for updating existing packages.
                       which aren't prefixed.
    -u, --update       Check if a new version for the package is available and if so, update 'version'.
    -U, --UpdateAll    Same as 'update', but also update 'distfiles' and 'homepage'.
    -V, --version      Prints version information,
    -v, --verbose      Be more verbose. Is ignored if debugging is enabled.

OPTIONS:
    -t, --tmpltype <crate/gem/perldist>    Explicitly sets what kind of template we want to generate.

ARGS:
    <PKGNAME>    Sets for which package the template should be generated.
```