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@resourcebundles/cli

v0.1.2

Published

CLI for inspecting and manipulating Resource Bundles

Downloads

5

Readme

@resourcebundles/cli

CLI to inspect and create Resource Bundles.

Installation

npm install -g @resourcebundles/cli

Usage

Inspecting Resource Bundle Metadata

rbn read bundle.rbn

Shows metadata of resource bundles (URLs of resources in given bundle, size of each resource and headers of each resource). Following output formats are supported via the --output option:

  • human-readable (default): human-readable outputs
  • json: JSON that includes full metadata
  • url-only: resource URLs only, one URL per line

Extracting a Resource Bundle

rbn extract bundle.rbn --out outDir/

Extracts all resources in given resource bundle as files.

HTTP headers associated to each resource are ignored.

Creating a Resource Bundle

rbn create file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt > bundle.rbn

Outputs a Resouce Bundles that includes all given files.

By default, the content-type header is automatically generated for each file based on file names. Also, the :status pseudo-header is automatically set to 200.

To include other headers, pass like -H name=value -H name2=value2. Given headers are set to all resources in the generated bundle. Unfortunately, currently there is no option to set response headers individually (expect for automatically generated content-type).

By default, relative paths from the current directory is used as resource URLs. To change the directory from which relative paths are calculated, use --rootDir option.