{{BlockName}}, {{ElemName}} and {{ModName}}

Added new placeholders. Useful when you need capitalized notation. For example, my template for react:

import React from 'react';
import b from 'b_';

import './{{blockName}}.css';

export default class {{BlockName}} extends React.Component {
	constructor(props) {
		super(props);
	}

	render() {
		const {{blockName}} = b.with('{{blockName}}');

		return (
			<div className={{{blockName}}()}>
				{{cursor}}
			</div>
		);
	}
}

{{BlockName}}.contextTypes = {
	bunker: React.PropTypes.object
};

`filename` option

New option in json filename lets you set up your own resulting file name. Useful when you allways need index.css or index.jsx instead of BEM names.

New config option "auto_dir"

It let you set needed file types for autotask, when it is called on a directory.

Refactoring of templates

Thanks to @ilyar for pr #25 with refactoring of templates. Also have added new default templates (for stylus, i-bem with jsdoc, etc).
Warning! Some default templates has been changed. It's ok, if you use your own .bemy.json.

Hooks

I've added hooks calls for created files. Now you can set bash commands, which get path to created file with the first argument by replacing {{filePath}}. Example:
"template": [ "tmp/js-template.js", "node examples/hook.js {{filePath}}" ]
It's useful when you need more than provide template replacers.

Create folder if it's necessary

Now Bemy able to create folders with "create", through bemy -t create -f b-test/__block js;

thx to @iketari

Windows support

Added Windows support. Read more about peculiarities at relevant section of readme.md.

Improved configs system

– Now config of bemy is named .bemy.json.
– Now bemy will try to find .bemy.json on the every previous level (like npm) until the root directory, so you can put .bemy.json into your home directory or project directory if you need different options depend on project. Otherwise bemy will take .bemy.json from own directory.
– Option output renemed to debug.
– Added --debug key.
– now bemy open existing file if there is -o key (bemy isn't rewriting existing files)

Fixed an important bug with deps

Before 2.2.2 deps files with array on the first level was processing incorrectly, e.g.

([
    {
        tech: 'js',
        shouldDeps: [ { block: "foo", tech: "bemhtml" } ]
    },
    {
        mustDeps: [],
        shouldDeps: [
            { elems: ['foo', 'baz'] }
        ]
    }
]);

Now it fixed.

Added output

Added output.
If you want it, you should set "output": true in config.json. Default is false.