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connect-fuse
Advanced tools
connect-fuse is a connect middlware wrapper around Fuse. Fuse is a tool to fuse multiple JavaScript or HTML files into one.
To use fuse within Express, you must install fuse-connect. fuse-connect is a connect middlware wrapper for Fuse.
[sudo] npm install fuse-connect --save
Fuse uses inline comment-based directives to determine which files you'd like to fuse. You can use @depends
, @import
or @include
as the directive.
For usage guidelines, see the Fuse readme.
Make sure you've installed fuse-connect. You can then include fuse-connect to bind requests to particular files to fuse, so that they're automatically updated upon request.
var fuse = require('fuse-connect');
var filesToFuse = [
{src: '/path/to/src-file.js', dest: '/path/to/dest-file.js'},
{src: '/path/to/src-file.html', dest: '/path/to/dest-file.html'}
];
// add fuse-connect to the middleware
app.use(fuse.middleware(filesToFuse));
FAQs
Connect middleware for the fuse library.
The npm package connect-fuse receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, connect-fuse popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that connect-fuse 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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