broccoli-merge-files

broccoli-merge-files

Merge multiple trees of files into one or multiple files with a user-provided merge function.

Installation

yarn add -D broccoli-merge-files

Usage

const BroccoliMergeFiles = require('broccoli-merge-files');

const mergedNode = new BroccoliMerge(inputNodes, {
  merge: entries => JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(entries))
});

• inputNodes: An array of nodes, whose contents will be merged
• options: A hash of options

Options

• outputFileName?: string: Optional output file name, if merge returns just the file singular file contents.
• async merge(files: [fileName, contents][]): Called with an array of all files to be merged.
  • If outputFileName is set, expected to return a string or Buffer.
  • If it is not set, expected to return an array or output files, like: [fileName, contents][], where fileName is a string and contents is a string or Buffer.
• sort:
  • true (default): Sort in order of input nodes and then relative file path.
  • false: Skip any sorting. Must not be used in conjunction with DuplicateStrategy.KeepFirst or DuplicateStrategy.KeepLast.
  • (a: Entry, b: Entry) => number: Compare function that gets passed two entries. Basically what you would pass to [].sort().
• duplicates: If multiple input nodes contain a file with the same relative file path...
  • 'prohibit' (default): an error will be thrown and the pipeline crashes.
  • 'keep-first': the file from the first input node containing it is kept.
  • 'keep-last': the file from the last input node containing it is kept.
  • 'keep-all': all files will be passed through to merge.
• async transformFile?(path: string, contents: string | Buffer): any (optional): Lets you transform every file before passing it to merge.
• patterns?: string | string[]: Glob patterns for fast-glob.
• globOptions?: object: Glob options for fast-glob.
• encoding?: string = 'utf8': The encoding to use when reading and writing files.
• annotation?: string: A note to help tell multiple plugin instances apart.

Related projects

• broccoli-merge-trees — Copies multiple trees of files on top of each other, resulting in a single merged tree. Does not merge any individual files.

• broccoli-flatiron — Takes in a single input tree and merges all input files into a single JS module. You can do the same thing with broccoli-merge-files as well:

  new BroccoliMerge([inputNode], {
    merge: entries =>
      `export default ${JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(entries))};`,
    outputFile: 'files.js'
  });