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statwolf-codeconverter

v0.0.19

Published

Converter for SW code from db dump to filesystem tree representation

Downloads

34

Readme

Code converter

This script can be used to convert the Statwolf bundled codebase into a proper code filesystem representation.

How to run it

Before running either of the 2 scripts, please execute npm install in order to pull all the required dependencies.

compress.js

This script expects as input a configuration file and a json file containing an array of all edited file that should be bundled. A typical input could be:

[
  "Statwolf/Config/Routes/Routes.js",
  "Statwolf/Controls/OAuth/Receiver/OAuthLandingModel/OAuthLandingModel.json",
  "Statwolf/Controls/swTable/swTable.js",
  "Statwolf/Toolboxes/Algorithms/ControlCharts/SelfStarting/SelfStarting.r"
]

A simple way to call the script is:

node compress.js config.json myChangeset.json

When the input is provided, a bundle.json file will be generated as output.

expand.js

This script expects as input a configuration file and a json file representing the bundled version of a particular filesystem tree.

Execute it with:

node expand.js config.json bundle.json

A filesystem tree will be generated according to the content of the provided bundle.