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Comparing version 0.0.11 to 0.0.12

lib/smartPreprocessor.js

		@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ /*
		var fs = require( 'fs' ) ;
		var path = require( 'path' ) ;
		var hash = require( 'hash-kit' ) ;
		//var tree = require( 'tree-kit' ) ;

		var osTmpDir = require( 'os' ).tmpdir() ;
		//var osTmpDir = require( 'os' ).tmpdir() ;

		@@ -209,3 +210,7 @@

		outputPath = osTmpDir + '/' + outputFilename + '.js' ;
		// This does not works: osTmpDir does not have a node_module directory
		//outputPath = osTmpDir + '/' + outputFilename + '.js' ;

		outputPath = path.dirname( resolvedPath ) + '/' + outputFilename + '.pproc.js' ;

		//console.log( "outputPath: " , outputPath ) ;
		@@ -212,0 +217,0 @@

package.json

		{
		"name": "smart-preprocessor",
		"version": "0.0.11",
		"version": "0.0.12",
		"description": "A smart preprocessor for Node.",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "lib/smartPreprocessor.js",

README.md

		@@ -11,9 +11,43 @@

		## Comment syntax
		## smart-preprocessor: the CLI program

		After installing it globally, using `npm install -g smart-preprocessor`, we can run it from everywhere.

		* `//# param : [code]` if param is set, the code is uncommented.
		* `[code] //# param !` if param is set, the code is commented.
		* `/# param :\n [multiline-code] \n///` if param is set, the code is uncommented.
		* `//# param :\n [multiline-code] \n///` if param is set, the code is commented.
		The syntaxe is simple:

		`smart-preprocessor <source-file> [dest-file] [--parameter1 value1] [--parameter2 value2] [...]`.

		If dest is not passed, the standard output will be assumed. It's useful if we have to pipe to another program.

		All the parameters are identifiers you refer in your source-file. See below.

		Some examples:

		* `smart-preprocessor main.js main.debug.js --debug`: build the main.debug.js file from main.js, using the debug parameter
		* `smart-preprocessor main.js main.trace.js --loglevel trace`: build the main.trace.js file from main.js,
		setting the loglevel parameter to 'trace'



		## Conditional comment syntax

		### `//# <condition> : <inline-code>`

		If condition is true, then the code is uncommented.

		Example, source code:
		```
		```



		### `<code> //# <condition> !` if <condition> is set, the code is commented.



		### `/# <condition> :\n <multiline-code> \n///` if <condition> is set, the code is uncommented.



		### `//# <condition> :\n <multiline-code> \n///` if <condition> is set, the code is commented.

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