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@ilabdev/utils

v1.0.0

Published

Utilities for the @ilabdev compiler system

Downloads

1

Readme

@ilabdev/utils

Utilities for the @ilabdev compiler system

Installation & set up

Install @ilabdev/utils

npm install @ilabdev/utils --save-dev

-- OR --

yarn add @ilabdev/utils --dev

Include @ilabdev/utils in your plugin

const utils = require( '@ilabdev/utils' )

// OR

const {
    logger,
    stream,
    watchFiles,
} = require( '@ilabdev/utils' )

Use the utilities as necessary!

Utilities

logger.log(string message, string color)

A simple console log with the ability to manipulate the color. Available colors can be found here: https://github.com/stgdp/fancy-logger#available-modifiers

logger.error(string message)

A simple console log that styles the text red to indicate an error

logger.disabled(string message)

A simple console log that informs the user the task run has been disabled in the config

stream(object config, function task, function unpipe)

Allows the user to merge streams, used when dealing with areas. config is the config for the task, task is the task itself (which receives the area and merged pipes as parameters), unpipe is called when each stream has completed it's operations

watchFiles(array areas)

Gets the watch paths listed for each area and combines them into a single array, removing any duplicates