@asset-toolkit/utils / Exports

@asset-toolkit/utils

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Type aliases

• returns

Functions

• cloneFiles

Type aliases

returns

Ƭ returns: Object

Type declaration

| Name | Type | | :------ | :------ | | pathOut | string |

Defined in

index.d.ts:1

Functions

cloneFiles

▸ Const cloneFiles(__namedParameters): Promise<returns>

Parameters

| Name | Type | | :------ | :------ | | __namedParameters | Object | | __namedParameters.pathIn | string | | __namedParameters.pathOut | string |

Returns

Promise<returns>

Defined in

index.d.ts:4

Asset ToolKits

Node.js toolkits to optimize media assets.

Use a pipeline

A pipe function to concatenate toolkits.

const { pipeline } = require('@asset-toolkit/core')

const pipelineExample = pipeline(...fn)

pipelineExample({
  pathIn: './exampleIn/',
  pathOut: '../../exampleOut/',
})

Example with pipeline

With audio-sprite and json-minify tools. Use the function returned from pipeline to pass props and options.

The options is an array of object. Every object is linked to tools function passed to pipeline by our order.

npm i
@asset-toolkit/core
@asset-toolkit/audio-sprite
@asset-toolkit/json-minify

const { pipeline } = require('@asset-toolkit/core')
const audioSprite = require('@asset-toolkit/audio-sprite')
const jsonMinify = require('@asset-toolkit/json-minify')

const options = [
  {
    output: 'spriteTrack',
    export: 'mp3, m4a',
  },
] // first argument for first tool in pipeline

const pipelineAudio = pipeline(audioSprite, jsonMinify)

pipelineAudio(
  {
    pathIn: './audio/',
    pathOut: '../public/audio',
  },
  options,
)

Example with watcher

For relaunch automatically your pipeline everytime you add or modify the files in input folder.

const { pipeline, watchPipeline } = require('@asset-toolkit/core')
const jsonMinify = require('@asset-toolkit/json-minify')

const options = [
  {
    output: 'spriteTrack',
    export: 'mp3, m4a',
  },
] // first argument for first tool in pipeline

const pipelineJSON = pipeline(jsonMinify)

watchPipeline(pipelineJSON, {
  pathIn: './json/',
  pathOut: '../public/json',
})

How to use

Create a js file "example.js", with your code (import and configure the pipelines like examples).

Run your code with node: node example.js

License

MIT