baconize

Baconize

Compile static site for production (with sourcemaps), auto-compiles files like app.coffee -> app.js.

This is a very early version with almost no test coverage but give it a shot and report any issues. Currently supports: LiveScript, babel, coco, coffee-script, dogescript, less, marked, myth, jade, node-sass, stylus, swig. To use any of these you must do npm install x as needed (where x is the name of the lib), baconize does not install them by default.

Example

var baconize = require('baconize');

var source = '/path/to/input/dir';
var target = '/path/to/output/dir';
baconize(source, target).then([successFn],[errorFn]);

How it works:

• Baconize will walk your source directory and process each file in /path/to/input/dir:
• If it can compile a file then it will compile it and output it to the target directory (with source map).
• If it can't compile the file then it will simply copy it to the target.

For example, if you have a coffeescript file in /path/to/input/dir/my-app/scripts/index.coffee then it will output the compiled file as /path/to/output/dir/my-app/scripts/index.js, and the sourcemap as /path/to/output/dir/my-app/scripts/index.js.map.

This library is designed for use alongside pingy-in-the-middle.

Try it out

The easiest way to try this out is to clone the repo, cd into it and do:

npm install
npm run example

This will compile a basic demo site to examples/output.