I constantly create files to practice various programming skills for various languages. I tend to recreate the same files, and I also tend to add the files to folders that I forget about, with names that I forget about. This will help me to be intentional about my naming conventions and stay organized.

1. Whenever I create a new [Java, C++, HTML, CSS, Javscript, Swift, Python] file, I want the boilerplate code automatically added.
2. I create a lot of practice files for specific subjects. I want the files to automatically be created in the appropriate folder when it's created.

1. Get the file’s name from the command line arguments. It will be referred to as target_file from now on.
2. Use target_file’s extension to find the applicable practice folder and template (boilerplate code) file path.
3. Change the current directory to the applicable practice folder.
4. Use target_file’s topic name to create a new folder of the same name.
5. If target_file doesn’t exist under /topic, copy the template file’s content to it.
6. Open up the file in the desired IDE.

• I would like to create automated tests for this at some point, but for now I just provided the types of testing commands that can be ran in code_naming_tests.md.
• If you download this to use
  • at lines 40, 45 & 62 - replace 'xxx' with your own file path and IDE (I used Visual Studio Code).
  • Be sure to create the necessary language folders (Python, HTML, etc. under whichever file path you choose)
  • Note that I set up my local environment to be able to run the commands in any directory