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broccoli-mincer

v0.0.5

Published

Mince broccoli with sprockets

Downloads

7

Readme

broccoli-mincer

Mince broccoli with sprockets

This broccoli-plugin let's you integrate Mincer sprockets engine with your build.

Basic Usage

// Brocfile.js
var minceTree = require('broccoli-mincer');

var assetsTree = minceTree('app', {
  inputFiles: [
    'assets/javascripts/app.*',
    'assets/stylesheets/app.*',
    'assets/images/**/*'
  ],
  paths: [
    '../vendor/assets/components', 
    'assets/javascripts', 
    'assets/stylesheets', 
    'assets/images'
  ]
});

Options

options.allowNone

Type: Boolean Default value: false

Allows for empty file paths in broccoli's globbing pattern

options.compress

Type: Boolean Default value: false

Specifies whether to gzip assets.

options.embedMappingComments

Type: Boolean Default value: false

Specifies whether to embed source-map comments into the merged assets.

options.enable

Type: Array Default value: []

An array containing features to be enabled in the environment

options.engines

Type: Object Default value: {}

An object containing configuration options for each of mincer's engines.

options.helpers

Type: Object Default value: {}

An object containing helper methods to be available during build.

options.manifest

Type: String Default value: "manifest.json"

Specifies the path to assets manifest.

options.sourceMaps

Type: Boolean Default value: false

Specifies whether to compile source-maps. When set, the corresponding environment-feature is auto-enabled.

options.paths

Type: Array Default value: []

An array containing paths to be included in the environment

Methods

environment

Retrieves the environment associated with the builder. Use this method to generate asset-paths in your view-helpers:

Example

See the tests for a more complete example of building a mincer sample-app using broccoli.

npm test