ContentInjection.ts

Handles content injection into templates and files.

This class provides functionality to inject content into templates by replacing

placeholder strings. It supports both string-based injection and file-based

injection with template file reading and output file writing.

@example

 const injection = new ContentInjection({
   template: './templates/doc.md',
   outDir: './docs',
   injectInto: '%CONTENT%'
 });

 // Inject into string
 const result = injection.injectIntoString('Hello %CONTENT%', 'World');
 // Returns 'Hello World'

 // Inject into file
 injection.injectIntoFile('Documentation content: %CONTENT%', 'output.md');

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Methods

getTemplateContentWithReplaceString

Gets the template content with the replace string replaced.

@param replaceWith - The string to replace the replace string with

@param searchAndReplace - The search and replace string to replace

@returns The template content with the replace string replaced

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mergeExtractedContentsIntoTemplateString

Creates a content string from extraction results by replacing the configured placeholder.

@param extractionResults - The extraction results to create the content from

@returns The content string with injected content

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applyDefaultText

Applies the default text to the template content.

@param templateContent - The template content to apply the default text to

@returns The template content with the default text applied

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writeFile

Injects content into a template file and writes the result to an output file.

@param replaceWith - The content to replace the placeholder with

@param outFile - The output file path to write the result to

@throws {Error} When the template file is not found

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Last updated: 2025-09-16T21:51:51.929Z

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