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brick-asset

v1.1.1

Published

Site CSS/JS generator for Brick.JS

Downloads

10

Readme

Asset Generator for Brick.JS

NPM version Build Status Coverage Status Dependency manager

This article explains how to use brick-asset as a command line tool (and as a NPM package). For information about CSS Processors called by brick-asset, see:

  • brick-js/brick-less: LESS pre-processor for brick.js.
  • brick-sass? All kind of contributions are wellcomed.

Command Line Interface

Install

npm install -g brick-asset

Usage

Generate "./public/site.js" and "./public/site.css":

brick-asset all

Only generate ./public/site.css:

brick-asset css

Specify Brick.JS Module Root (default to ./bricks/):

brick-asset all --root ./my-brick-modules

Specify output location:

# ./static/site.js, ./static/site.css
brick-asset all --output ./static

# ./static/js/main.js
brick-asset js --output ./static/js/main.js

For more details, see:

brick-asset --help

Programmatically

Usage

var asset = require('brick-asset');
var promise = asset.src('./bricks');
promise
  .then(function(){
    asset.js().then(src => console.log(src));
    asset.css().then(src => console.log(src));
  });

.src()

.src() load bricks in the specified directory.

Returns a promise which will be resolved as brick Array.

.js()

.js() generates the JS for all the bricks with a CommonJS loader.

Returns a promise which will be resolved as a String of JavaScript source.

.css()

.css() generates the modularized CSS for all the bricks.

Returns a promise which will be resolved as a String of CSS source.

Gulp Task

Here's a Gulp file generating public/site.css and public/site.js:

var asset = require('brick-asset');
var file = require('gulp-file');

gulp.task('js', function(cb) {
    asset.src('./bricks')
        .then(x => asset.js())
        .then(css => file('site.js', css, {src: true})
            .pipe(gulp.dest('public'))
            .on('finish', cb));
});

gulp.task('css', function(cb) {
    asset.src('./bricks')
        .then(x => asset.css())
        .then(css => file('site.css', css, {src: true})
            .pipe(gulp.dest('public'))
            .on('finish', cb));
});