I am dynamically generating some SDK code for multiple API sets and need to merge in subsets of files so that my ending import structure works.
I have a file, lets call it methods_to_import.txt
of which I have already extractimed the lines I need to insert using:
awk '/method_imports_im_matching/{print}' file_i_need_to_copy_methods_from.rb > method_to_import.txt
I need to insert methods_to_import.txt
at a specific line of the main file my_api.rb
which looks something like like:
# Models
require 'models/account'
require 'models/account_type'
...
// the line I need to insert the text file into ( ex. line 10 )
# APIs
require 'my_api'
module My Class
...
end
I've figured out ways to overwrite the file completely:
echo "foo" > bar.txt
or Insert a single string at a specific file line: awk 'NR==3{print "Single String, but not the entire file output :("}1' my_api.rb
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/271475/insert-text-at-specific-line-number
Perhaps I need to loop each line of the .txt file and insert line by line into the .rb file?
But I cant figure out how to insert the entire text file at a specific line of the existing file. I'm pretty sure it can be done with a combination of sed
|| awk
. Thanks in advance.