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a helper function to provide the ability to exclude certain files from the transform in a generic way

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browserify-transform-tools-exclude

a helper function to provide the ability to exclude certain files from the transform in a generic way.

Motivation

browserify-transform-tools does not offers a way to exclude the transforms from files that matches a given pattern. They do support to exclude certain files that match certain extensions, but that is not enough.

this is a helper function intended to be used with browserify-transform-tools

Usage

var transformTools = require( 'browserify-transform-tools' );
var transformExclude = require( 'browserify-transform-tools-exclude');

// the `transformExclude` will call the passed callback only if the passed file
// does not matches the excludeRegex option
var transformFn = transformExclude( function (node, transformOptions, done ) {
  // your transform code here
});

module.exports = transformTools.makeFalafelTransform( 'my-awesome-transform', options, transformFn );

Configuration

Wrapping your transformFn with this module will add the ability to exclude the transform from being executed over the files that match the given regex pattern.

exclude files using the package.json

  "nameOfTransform" : {
    // the transform won't be executed over a given file
    // if the path matches any of the regular expressions
    exclude: [
      "/min.js$/",
      "/legacy.js$/",
    ]
  }

exclude files using the configuration object

var b = require('browserify')();

var myAwesomeTransform = require('my-awesome-transform').configure({
  exclude: [
    "/min.js$/",
    "/legacy.js$/",
  ]
});

b.transform(myAwesomeTransform);

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Package last updated on 18 Jul 2015

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