appcache-manifest
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A CLI tool to generate HTML5 Application Cache Manifest.
appcache-manifest command generates the manifest file of given files.
md5 hash which is calculated from the content of the files.--watch option.$ npm install appcache-manifest
This provides 2 commands; appcache-manifest and appcache-manifest-fixer.
appcache-manifest is the command to generate manifest files.appcache-manifest-fixer is the command to add manifest attribute into a HTML file.Usage: appcache-manifest [OPTIONS] [FILES...]
FILES: File globs that includes into manifest.
Options:
-o, --output <FILE_PATH> The path of an output file.
Prints to stdout by default.
-p, --prefix <PATH> The prefix part of each path in cache section.
-P, --postfile <FILE_PATH> The path of a postfix file. The file will be
concatinated after generated contents.
-h, --help Prints this text.
-v, --verbose Prints detail messages in progress. This option
must be used together with '--output' option.
-V, --version Prints version number.
-w, --watch This command would be watching target files and
directories if --watch option is specified.
Then it regenerates the manifest file when those
files are added, removed, or changed.
--network-star Adds "NETWORK:\n*" after generated contents.
--stamp Stamps the output with the date/time instead
of an md5 hash.
Usage: appcache-manifest-fixer [FILE_PATH] [OPTIONS]
This command would add "manifest" attribute into <html> tag.
FILE_PATH: The target HTML file path.
Reading from stdin by default
Options:
-o, --output <FILE_PATH> The path of an output file.
Writing to stdout by default.
-h, --help Prints this text.
-m, --manifest <PATH> The path of a manifest file. The path will be set
to the value of "manifest" attribute.
"index.appcache" by default.
-v, --version Prints version number.
appcache-manifest "app/index.{html,css,js}" "app/lib/**/*.{css,js}" --network-star -o app/index.appcache
appcache-manifest "app/**/*.{html,css,js}" --postfile src/api.txt --postfile src/fallback.txt -o app/index.appcache
var am = require("appcache-manifest");
Generate a manifest file content; path list and a md5 hash comment.
string|string[] -- Globs that includes into CACHE section of the manifest.object
string -- The prefix part of each path in cache section.string|string[] -- Paths of a postfix file. The file will be concatinated after generated contents.boolean -- A flag to add "NETWORK:\n*" after generated contents.boolean -- Stamps the output with the date/time instead
of an md5 hash.This function returns stream.Readable.
The stream outputs generated contents.
Add a "manifest" attribute into <html> tag.
object
string -- A path to a manifest file. By default,
"index.appcache".This function returns stream.Transform.
The stream detect <html> tag from inputs, and add a manifest attribute.
Welcome contributing!
Please use GitHub's Issues/PRs.
npm test runs tests and measures coverage.npm run coverage shows the coverage result of npm test command with the default browser.npm run clean removes the coverage result of npm test command.npm run lint runs ESLint.npm run watch runs tests with --watch option.FAQs
A CLI tool to generate HTML5 Application Cache Manifest.
We found that appcache-manifest 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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