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bundle2json

v1.0.1

Published

Bundle any files (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) into a single JSON object using Node.js.

Readme

bundle2json

A Node.js utility to combine user-supplied HTML, CSS, and JavaScript source files into a single JSON file. This is useful for bundling code as data, sharing front-end resources, or storing code content for programmatic use and code generation AI agents.

Features

  • Reads user-provided HTML, CSS, and JS files
  • Outputs a structured JSON file with code content
  • Simple API, configurable paths

Installation

npm install bundle2json

Usage

const { bundle2json } = require('bundle2json');

combineToJson({
  htmlPath: 'index.html',
  cssPath: 'style.css',
  jsPath: 'script.js',
  outputPath: 'bundle.json'
});

All arguments are optional—use only the code types you need. The output JSON will include only provided file content.

Example Output

{
  "html": "<html>...</html>",
  "css": "body { ... }",
  "js": "console.log('Hello, world!');"
}

API

combineToJson(options)

| Option | Type | Description | |-------------|--------|---------------------------------| | htmlPath | string | Path to HTML file (optional) | | cssPath | string | Path to CSS file (optional) | | jsPath | string | Path to JS file (optional) | | outputPath | string | Path to output JSON file |

License

MIT