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@bradgarropy/plop-pack-actions

v2.0.2

Published

💧 plop action pack

Downloads

18

Readme

💧 plop-pack-actions

A collection of plop actions to make your life easier.

📦 Installation

This package is installable from npm.

npm install --save-dev @bradgarropy/plop-pack-actions

🥑 Usage

Before you can use the plop-pack, you have to load it into the plop object.

plop.load("@bradgarropy/plop-pack-actions")

Once loaded, you now have access the following actions.

copy

Copies a file from a source path to a destination path.

{
    type: "copy",
    src: "templates/default.jpg",
    dest: "my-blog-post/images/default.jpg"
}

❔ Questions

🐛 report bugs by filing issues
📢 provide feedback with issues or on twitter
🙋🏼‍♂️ use my ama or twitter to ask any other questions