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Load Assemble options from a config file, object, glob patterns, or any combination of those. Fallback on defaults if options aren't defined, or you can override or extend the defaults.

Load Assemble options from a config file, object, glob patterns, or any combination of those. Fallback on defaults if options aren't defined, or you can override or extend the defaults.
Install with npm:
npm i load-options --save-dev
Load default options, define an object, pass JSON/YAML file(s) or glob pattern(s) to extend the defaults.
Example:
Use the defaults:
var assemble = require('assemble');
var opts = require('load-options');
// Override `default` layout with `blog` layout
assemble.options(opts({layout: 'blog'}));
assemble.task('site', function() {
assemble.src(opts.src)
.pipe(assemble.dest(opts.dest));
});
options {Object}return {Object}Add options
Define new options by passing an object:
var options = require('load-options')({foo: 'bar'});
Reset options
If there is an option defined that you want to reset or "turn off", just pass an empty value:
var options = require('load-options')({plugins: []});
Override the default value with a new value:
var options = require('load-options')({plugins: ['foo/bar/*.js']});
Extend options
Extend the defaults by using lodash templates (e.g. keep the defaults AND add your own). Just reference a property on the _default object that corresponds to the option want to extend:
var loadOpts = require('load-options');
var options = loadOpts({
plugins: ['<%= _default.plugins %>', 'foo/bar/*.js']
});
.assemblerc.yml
Extend the default options with user-defined options in .assemblerc.yml:
var options = require('load-options')('.assemblerc.yml');
// paths shortened using ~ to make the example more readable
{ dest: '_gh_pages',
assets: '_gh_pages/assets',
flatten: true,
engine: 'handlebars',
ext: '.html',
data: {},
plasma: {},
layoutdir: 'test/fixtures/templates/layouts',
layout: 'foo',
layoutext: '.hbs',
pages:
[ '~/test/fixtures/templates/pages/about.hbs',
'~/test/fixtures/templates/pages/index.hbs' ],
partials:
[ '~/test/fixtures/templates/partials/alert.hbs',
'~/test/fixtures/templates/partials/nav.hbs',
'~/test/fixtures/templates/partials/tooltip.hbs' ],
plugins: [],
middleware:
[ '~/test/fixtures/extensions/middleware/a.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/middleware/b.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/middleware/c.js' ],
helpers:
[ '~/test/fixtures/extensions/helpers/a.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/helpers/b.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/helpers/c.js' ],
mixins:
[ '~/test/fixtures/extensions/mixins/a.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/mixins/b.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/mixins/c.js' ],
extensions: 'test/fixtures/extensions',
templates: 'test/fixtures/templates',
filters:
[ '~/test/fixtures/extensions/filters/a.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/filters/b.js',
'~/test/fixtures/extensions/filters/c.js' ],
_default:
{ dest: '_gh_pages',
assets: '_gh_pages/assets',
flatten: true,
engine: 'handlebars',
ext: '.html',
data: [ 'data/*.{json,yml}' ],
plasma: null,
layoutdir: 'test/fixtures/templates/layouts',
layout: 'default',
layoutext: '.hbs',
pages: [ 'test/fixtures/templates/pages/*.hbs' ],
partials: [ 'test/fixtures/templates/{partials,includes}/*.hbs' ],
plugins: [ 'test/fixtures/extensions/plugins/*.js' ],
middleware: [ 'test/fixtures/extensions/middleware/*.js' ],
helpers: [ 'test/fixtures/extensions/helpers/*.js' ],
mixins: [ 'test/fixtures/extensions/mixins/*.js' ] } }
Jon Schlinkert
Copyright (c) 2014 Jon Schlinkert, contributors.
Released under the MIT license
This file was generated by verb-cli on July 19, 2014.
FAQs
Load Assemble options from a config file, object, glob patterns, or any combination of those. Fallback on defaults if options aren't defined, or you can override or extend the defaults.
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