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enyo-deploy-walker

v0.1.0

Published

A simple node library to extract the paths of script, css, and asset dependencies for an enyo bootplate project

Downloads

9

Readme

:feet: enyo-deploy-walker

A simple node library to extract the paths of script, css, and asset dependencies for an enyo bootplate project, useful when wanting to build enyo apps with gulp etc.

Installation

$ npm install enyo-deploy-walker --save-dev

Example usage

Get the dependencies for enyo and the app:

const enyoWalker = require('enyo-deploy-walker').default;

const boot = enyoWalker.getDependencies('./bootplate/lib/enyo/source/boot');
const source = enyoWalker.getDependencies('./bootplate/lib/enyo/source');
const enyo = enyoWalker.mergeDependencyCollections(boot, source);
const app = enyoWalker.getDependencies('./bootplate');

And later use them in gulp tasks:

return gulp.src(enyo.scripts)
  .pipe(concat('enyo.js'))
  .pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/build'));
return gulp.src(enyo.css)
  .pipe(concat('enyo.css'))
  .pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/build'));
return gulp.src(app.scripts)
  .pipe(concat('app.js'))
  // sourcemaps, babel, etc.
  .pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/build'));
gulp.src(app.css)
  // possibly rebase css urls and other preprocessing here
  .pipe(concat('app.css'))
  .pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/build'));

API

getDependencies(bootplatePath, opts)

(string, { verbose: boolean }) → DependencyCollection

Given a bootplatePath path to a directory, it parses its deploy.json, or package.json if deploy.json is not present, and returns a DependencyCollection object.

Prints logging messages if opts.verbose is truthy.

mergeDependencyCollections(c1, c2)

(DependencyCollection, DependencyCollection) → DependencyCollection

Merges two DependencyCollections into a new DependencyCollection.

pushDependecyCollection(c1, c2)

(DependencyCollection, DependencyCollection) → DependencyCollection

Pushes DependencyCollection c2 to c1.

createDependencyCollection()

* → DependencyCollection

Creates a new DependencyCollection.

DependencyCollection

An object that holds string arrays with the paths of scripts, css, and assets

{
  scripts: [string],
  css: [string],
  assets: [string]
}