scroungejs
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[!WARNING] This application is not suitable for production and is missing many tests, if you plan on using it, you are on you own.
An obscure build tool starting as an emacs elisp script in 2009. Scroungejs was used by foxsports.com and ties.com.
A test configuration is found in spec/. Below is a config with common options. All options are optional and if you're unsure about an option, you likely don't need it.
await scroungejs({
version: process.env.npm_package_version,
inputpath: './src/',
outputpath: './build/',
iscompress: true,
isconcat: false,
// read this template html and output to basepage
basepagein: './src/index.tpl.html',
basepage: './build/index.html',
// join contents of these files to top of this tree's file
prependarr: [{
treename: 'app.js',
sourcearr: [
'./node_modules/three/build/three.js',
'./node_modules/hls.js/dist/hls.min.js'
]
}],
skipdeparr: [
'/hls.js'
],
// write these trees, the root file of a tree the treename
treearr: [
'app.js',
'app.css'
]
})
The example in test/ console-prints something like this when it runs,
[...] start: Tue Apr 03 2018 23:12:23 GMT-0700 (PDT)
[...] root: app.js
scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/app.js
└─┬ scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/views/viewsall.js
. ├─┬ scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/views/viewb.mjs
. │ └─┬ scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/controls/ctrlsall.js
. │ ├─┬ scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/controls/ctrla.js
. │ │ └── scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/models/modela.js
. │ └─┬ scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/controls/ctrlb.js
. │ └── scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/models/modelb.js
. └── scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/views/viewa
[...] ugly: (app.js, .css, 1/2) ./src/views/viewa.less
[...] ugly: (app.js, .css, 2/2) ./src/views/viewb.less
[...] write: ./out/app.css ~25.93kb
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 1/9) ./src/models/modela.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 2/9) ./src/controls/ctrla.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 3/9) ./src/models/modelb.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 4/9) ./src/controls/ctrlb.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 5/9) ./src/controls/ctrlsall.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 6/9) ./src/views/viewb.mjs
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 7/9) ./src/views/viewa.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 8/9) ./src/views/viewsall.js
[...] ugly: (app.js, .js, 9/9) ./src/app.js
[...] write: ./out/app.js ~2016.23kb
[...] write: ./out/app.js.map
[...] write: ./index.html
[...] finish: 00:00:167 (mm:ss:ms)
It reads index.tpl.html,
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<!-- <scrounge root="app.css"> -->
<!-- </scrounge> -->
<!-- <scrounge root="app.js"> -->
<!-- </scrounge> -->
</head>
<body></body>
</html>
It creates and updates a resulting index.html,
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<!-- <scrounge root="app.css"> -->
<link href="./out/app.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<!-- </scrounge> -->
<!-- <scrounge root="app.js"> -->
<script src="./out/app.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<!-- </scrounge> -->
</head>
<body></body>
</html>
When iswatch is true and concatenate is false, updating a file shows this,
[...] update: scroungejs-1.3.6:~/test/src/lib/library.js
[...] write: ./index.html
FAQs
An obscure build tool starting as an emacs elisp script in 2009
The npm package scroungejs receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, scroungejs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that scroungejs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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