Scriptfab - What is it?

A python script to prefab your scripts/text files, and re create them with ease and not have to open your browser to copy code or write code yourself. You can copy paste or write a script into the python file and re instance it easily. You don't have to wait for your browser to load, you don't have to re-watch a tutorial to write code. Example of practical use: You start a new Godot or Unity project and you need to write a Player script (player controller) and you need to look up the code or watch a tutorial, instead of doing that you can copy and paste that code into the python script once and re-instance it as many times you want in the future by running the python file.

Scriptfab - How to use it?

Download the python file and place it in your project folder, open it using a text editor (preferably Visual Studio Code/Sublime Text/Notepad++/Pycharm) then take a look at the comments, I have tried to explain as much as I can. I will also go through how to use it here.

Look at the variable called "script_content", this is where your script that you want to re-use goes. Start off by deleting "# Delete this comment and copy paste/write the script you want to re-use here" inside of the triple quotes.

Then copy/paste or write the script there, example:

Now to configure the command Scroll down to find this, Then un-comment the elif statement. Write the name of command that you want to type when running the python file inside the "" (MAKE SURE IT IS LOWERCASE)

Scroll up to find this, Then create a new list value as a string and add the name of the command you used

To add more script prefabs, just re create a similar function and elif statement.

Scriptfab - End result/Running the py file

Requirements: Python Go to where you have the python file using file explorer.

Right click on dead space while holding your Shift key.

Then simply click 'Open PowerShell window here' (This could say CommandPrompt for you depending on your windows version). After you see the powershell window.

Type in

You should see this.

Type in 'scripts' to see the list of scripts you added.

Then type in the command you defined before.

Then type the filename and file extentsion.

Check again in the folder to see the script you defined before magically appeared!

Enjoy saving time!

Permission to change the script

Do what ever you want with it :D