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octopus-start-modules-tasks

v0.0.16

Published

start tasks for octopus-modules

Downloads

37

Readme

octopus-start-modules-tasks npm

install

npm install --save-dev octopus-start-modules-tasks

Usage

const {modules, iter} = require('octopus-start-modules-tasks'),
  Start = require('start');

const start = new Start();

//will list and print all tasks
module.exports.listAll = () => Start(modules.load(), iter.forEach()(() => {}));

API

modules.load()

Wraps octopus-modules(../modules#modules) as a Start task.

modules.removeUnchanged(label = 'default')

Removes modules from list returned ex. by modules.load() that were not changed after last module.markBuilt.

Parameters:

  • label - custom label where you can have several groups of built/unbuilt modules and have built/unbuilt for separate tasks/groups of tasks.

modules.removeGitUnchanged(refspec)

Removes modules from the list returned by modules.load(), that do not have changes (when compared to refspec - branch), and aren't dependent on any of the modules, that do have changes.

modules.removeExtraneousDependencies()

Removes dependencies in modules that are left after removeUnchanged or removeGitUnchanged. In some cases you might want for dependencies to stay (npm links) and in others you want them to be removed.

module.markBuilt(module, label = 'default')

Marks module as built.

Parameters:

  • label - custom label where you can have several groups of built/unbuilt modules and have built/unbuilt for separate tasks/groups of tasks.

module.markUnbuilt(module, label = 'default')

Marks module as unbuilt.

Parameters:

  • label - custom label where you can have several groups of built/unbuilt modules and have built/unbuilt for separate tasks/groups of tasks.

iter.forEach(opts)((module, input, reporter) => Promise)

Start tasks that allows to iterate over result of modules.list.

Supports options:

  • mapInput, defaults to input => input: function that, given input other than array of modules - ex. object that contains modules, actually maps it to array of modules;
  • silent, defaults to false: should task print iteration info.

Tasks returns provided input.

iter.async(opts)((module, input, reporter) => Promise)

Start tasks that allows to iterate over result of asynchronously modules.load.

Supports options:

  • mapInput, defaults to input => input: function that, given input other than array of modules - ex. object that contains modules, actually maps it to array of modules;
  • silent, defaults to false: should task print iteration info;
  • threads, defaults to 4: number of parallel threads.

Tasks returns provided input.

modules.module.readJson(module)(fileName)

Start tasks that reads json file in cwd of provided module. Returns json object;

modules.module.mergeJson(cb)(overrides)

Start tasks that deep overrides properties of object in input with ones defined in overrides. Calls cb on override event with object:

  • key;
  • currentValue;
  • newValue.

Returns merged json;

modules.module.writeJson(module)(fileName)

Start tasks that writes input json to cwd of provided module. Returns json object;