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@qntm-code/asset-hasher

v2.0.1

Published

CLI and library for adding hashes to file names and creating TypeScript enum, sass variables, JavaScript const, and CSS variables with hashed asset paths

Downloads

2

Readme

@qntm-code/asset-hasher

CLI and library for adding hashes to file names and creating TypeScript enum, sass variables, JavaScript const, and CSS variables with hashed asset paths.

GitHub release Quality Gate Status codecov

Installation

You can install via npm or yarn.

npm

npm install --save @qntm-code/asset-hasher

yarn

yarn add @qntm-code/asset-hasher

CLI Usage

Help

Run the following command to see the available options.

asset-hasher --help

The CLI can be used to generate a TypeScript enum, sass variables, JavaScript const, or CSS variables with hashed asset paths.

CLI Example

asset-hasher --from src/assets --output src/assets-hashed --tsEnum src/enums/assets.ts

Options

| Option | Alias | Description | Type | Required | | --------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------- | -------- | | --from | -f | Glob pattern of the assets to hashGlob pattern of the assets to hash | string | true | | --to | -t | The path to the directory where the hashed assets will be written | string | true | | --removePaths | -r | Comma or space separated partial paths to remove from the hashed asset enum/const/variables paths | string | false | | --watch | -w | Whether to watch the assets directory for changes | boolean | false | | --ignoreInitial | -i | Ignores the files that already exists when starting with watch enabled | boolean | false | | --tsEnumPath | -ts | The path to create the TypeScript enum containing the paths of the hashed assets. If not specified, the enum will not be created | string | false | | --jsConstPath | -js | The path to create the JavaScript const containing the paths of the hashed assets. If not specified, the const will not be created | string | false | | --sassVariablesPath | -sass | The path to create the sass variables containing the paths of the hashed assets. If not specified, the variables will not be created | string | false | | --cssVariablesPath | -css | The path to create the CSS variables containing the paths of the hashed assets. If not specified, the variables will not be created | string | false | | --silent | -s | Whether to suppress all logging | boolean | false | | --help | -h | Show help | boolean | false |

Library Usage

The library can be used to generate a TypeScript enum, sass variables, JavaScript const, or CSS variables with hashed asset paths.

Library Example

import { AssetHasher } from '@qntm-code/asset-hasher';

await hashAssets({
  from: 'src/assets',
  to: 'src/assets-hashed',
  tsEnum: 'src/enums/assets.ts',
  jsConst: 'src/constants/assets.js',
  sassVars: 'src/styles/assets.scss',
  cssVars: 'src/styles/assets.css',
  removePaths: ['src/assets', 'src/assets-hashed'],
  watch: false,
  silent: false,
});