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@brainhubeu/hadron-json-provider

v1.0.0

Published

Hadron json provider module

Downloads

16

Readme

Installation

npm install @brainhubeu/hadron-json-provider --save

More info about installation

Overview

JSON Provider allows you to automatically load multiple files as JSON object, with file names as object keys, and files data as object values. Currently we support following extensions:

  • .js
  • .json
  • .xml

Module functions

Basic provider

jsonProvider(paths, extensions);
  • paths - array of strings which contains paths to files
  • extensions - array of strings which contains extensions of files from which you want to build an JSON object

For example, having directory with the following structure:

Directory structure

To find all files in ./routing and its sub-directories with extension config.js you can use following code:

jsonProvider(['./routing/**/*'], ['config.js'])
  .then((object) => {})
  .catch((error) => {});

Configuration Provider

configJsonProvider(paths, configFile, projectType, extensions);
  • paths - array of strings which contains paths to files
  • configFile - name of main configuration file
  • projectType - project type
  • extensions - array of strings which contains extensions of files from which you want to build an JSON object

For example, having directory with the following structure:

Directory structure

If you want to build configuration object which depends on project type, for example development you can use following code

configJsonProvider(['./app/config/*'], 'config', 'development', ['xml', 'js'])
  .then((object) => {})
  .catch((error) => {});