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This module reads deps.js
files from requested bem block recursivly and returns a Stream of bem objects which can be queried for files.
deps.js
file exports object with require
and/or expect
property:
// foo.deps.js
export.require = ['one-block', 'two-block', {block: 'three-block'}];
export.expect = ['after'];
Required blocks will be added to stream before foo block and expected blocks will be added after foo.
All elements of require
and expect
are normalized with deps-normalize be default.
Returns object with deps method.
Type: Array
Enumerates level folders, that should be used in blocks search.
Type: Object
normalize
- sets normalization funciton (default: deps-normalize)Returns Stream
of BEM objects - all dependencies for bem
block.
Stream emits dependencies in order, that defined by require
and expect
of corresponding BEM objects and levels of declaration.
Type: string
Bem entity path:
deps('level/block');
deps('level/block__elem');
deps('level/block_mod');
MIT (c) 2014 Vsevolod Strukchinsky
FAQs
Gets dependencies as BEM objects
We found that bem-deps 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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