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@talend/scripts-build-cdn

v11.2.0

Published

Give a CLI to build a CDN for js and css with unpkg like structures

Downloads

220

Readme

Build CDN scripts

Let's download UMD files from https://unpkg.com and/or build your own custom UMDs!

Getting started

To use this CLI you just have to add @talend/scripts-build-cdn in your project.

Once installed this package add the command talend-cdn to the node_modules/.bin folder.

An example of usage is available at github/Talend/cdn-content

Context

You should not let your app rely on unpkg which is provided for free. As a company, you want to master your toolchain and your produced content. This script has been created for this reason: build your own CDN.

Up to you to rely on whatever distribution network service like Netlify or CloudFlare or any other option.

How to use

talend-cdn command accepts two subcommands:

  • download
  • build

Both have their options

$> talend-cdn download -d -e ';@angular;' --versions ../../../ui/versions/dependencies.json

| command | option | default | description | | -- | -- | -- | -- | | download | -e --exclude | '' | exclude patterns from the global list | | download | --versions | '' | path to a dependencies.json file containing the minimum version you want | | download | -v --verbose | false | display more information in the output |