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@parallaxagency/file-modified
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file-modified (terrible name) compares two directories against each other and outputs a list of files that are missing or modified in the destination directory.
To install file-modified in a project:
yarn add @parallaxagency/file-modified
Then import it:
import compare from '@parallaxagency/file-modified'
And use it:
import compare from '@parallaxagency/file-modified'
main()
async function main () {
let files = await compare('./src', './dist')
console.log(files)
// returns:
// {
// src: './src',
// dest: './dist',
// updated: [ 'src/entry.js' ],
// missing: [ 'src/entry.js' ],
// files: [ 'src/entry.js' ]
// }
}
To compile JS with babel and watch for changes:
npm run dev
To make a release version:
npm run transpile
To run linters:
npm run lint
It's unlikely you will even have to run the last two commands as they are automatically run when publishing a new version or committing changes.
FAQs
Detect changed/missing files
The npm package @parallaxagency/file-modified receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @parallaxagency/file-modified popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @parallaxagency/file-modified demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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