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@aboviq/kollektor
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Generic file collector, useful for mono repos and microservices
Install @aboviq/kollektor
using npm:
npm install @aboviq/kollektor
const kollektor = require('@aboviq/kollektor');
// Read all package.json files in a mono-repo:
const packages = await kollektor({
handlers: {
'package.json': packageFile => require(packageFile)
}
});
kollektor(options)
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
options | Object | Options for specifying the behaviour of Kollektor |
Returns: Promise<Array<Object>>
, all collected information depending on given handlers.
options.cwd
Type: String
Default: process.cwd()
Sets the current working directory
options.handlers
Type: Object<Handler>
Example:
{
"handlers": {
"package.json": () => {},
"*.yml": () => {},
"README.md": () => {}
}
}
Handler
definitionType: Function
Signature: handlerName :: String -> Object -> Object
handlerName
is the name of the handler and is usually a filename, e.g. "package.json"
which will call the handler for each package.json file it finds. The handlerName
can also be a simple pattern matching multiple files, e.g: "*.yml"
.
When a file is found that matches the handlerName
the handler function will be called with these arguments:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
fullPath | String | The full path to the found file |
data | Object | This contains dir (the relative path of the folder), dirPath (the full path of the folder) and all data returned from previous handlers affecting the same folder |
Any Object
returned from a handler is merged with the current folder's data
and will be fed to the next handler affecting files in the same folder. When all handlers have been called and completed for a specific folder the resulting data
is what's being returned in the Array
of collected information. See the tests for more details on how it works.
See Contribution Guidelines and our Code Of Conduct.
MIT © Aboviq AB
FAQs
Generic file collector, useful for mono repos and microservices
The npm package @aboviq/kollektor receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, @aboviq/kollektor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aboviq/kollektor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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