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gulp-file-contents-to-keys

convert files into key/value objects where key is filename, value is the content

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Input some files, outputs a javascript Object with keys as file names and values as their content (escaped string) Very helpful when working with HTML template files and you want to import them all in an easy way.

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gulp-file-contents-to-modules

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Input template files, output a single file with exports as variables (file name) and values as file contents.

Install

$ npm install gulp-file-contents-to-keys

How it works

Given a nested directory of files like so,

my-files
├── a.html
├── a.html
└── some folder-c
    ├── c.html
    └── deep
        └── d.html

gulp-file-contents-to-keys reads each file, and outputs a single file representing the contents of each file. The output is an Object (keys/values) and can have a configurable varable name.

How to Use (with GULP)

var gulp        = require('gulp');
var filesTokeys = require('gulp-file-contents-to-keys');

gulp.task('default', function() {
    gulp.src('./templates/**/*.html')
        .pipe(filesTokeys(
            {
                name            : 'export default templates',
                fileName        : 'output.js',
                minify          : true,
                removeFileTypes : true,
                folderDelimiter : '|',
            }
        ))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('./test/output'))
});

Output example:

export default templates = {
    "a": "<div>file a</div>",
    "b": "<p style=\"color:red\">file b</p>",
    "some folder-c": {
        "c": "<ul><li>item 1</li><li>item 2</li><li>item 3</li></ul>",
        "deep": {
            "d": "<p>deepest</p>"
        }
    }
};

Settings

NameTypeDefaultInfo
nameStringvar temlpatesthe name which points to the created Object. For example: export default templates if you want to import it using ES6 modules
fileNameStringexample: 'output.js' will output that file to the stream. it is an optional and the output of the plugin can also be used (within the gulp task) with gulp-concat to output to anywhere
minifyBooleantrueminify the files' content (removes new lines & whitespaces between HTML tags)
removeFileTypesBooleantruedon't include in the Objects keys the file types (disregard .html for example)

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Package last updated on 14 Oct 2017

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