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Metalsmith plugin for adding subresource integrity


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metalsmith-subresource-integrity

A Metalsmith plugin that adds a subresouce object to _metadata. This allows the user to look up the hash from within templates.

Usage

Example of setting up subresource integrity in code:

var metalsmith = require('metalsmith'),
  subresourceIntegrity = require('metalsmith-subresource-integrity');

metalsmith(__dirname)
.use(subresourceIntegrity({
  algorithm: 'sha512',
  pattern: '*.{css,js}',
  minimatchOptions: {
    matchBase: true
  }
})
.build();

Example of setting up subresource integrity in config:

{
  "source": "src",
  "destination": "build",
  "plugins": {
    "metalsmith-subresource-integrity": {
      "algorithm": "sha512",
      "pattern": "*.{css,js}",
      "minimatchOptions": {
        "matchBase": true
      }
    }
  }
}

In the template, a hash can be found like so (the example uses underscore templates):

<link
  href="/css/main.css"
  integrity="<%= subresource['css/main.css'] %>"
/>

<script
  src="/js/main.js"
  integrity="<%= subresource['js/main.js'] %>"
></script>

Keep in mind that you will want to use this plugin after any file generation takes place (es6, coffeescript, sass) so the correct file names are found in the files list.

Options

algorithm

algorithm defaults to sha512. Can be either:

  • sha256
  • sha384
  • sha512

This is the hashing algorithm used.

pattern

pattern defaults to *.{css,js}. This is a minimatch pattern to determine the files to create subresource hashes for.

minimatchOptions

minimatchOptions defaults to {matchBase: true}. This is an Object of options for minimatch to tweak how pattern is applied.

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Last updated on 27 Jul 2016

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