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build-resources

v1.0.1

Published

Copies all resource files into your bin directory.

Downloads

6

Readme

Build resources

This is an extension you can use to copy all your resource files into your bin/classes directory (you can modify these path). This is useful if you want to use npm as your build tool, e.g. to build your Java applications.

General usage

You can create the following config parameters if you want to. Below you see the default values. The resource files are all files that don't have an extension listed in resources_exclude. The parameter resources_dest is appended to the bin parameter, e.g. bin/classes for the example below.

"config": {
    "src": "src",
    "bin": "bin",
    "resources_exclude": "java|class",
    "resources_dest": "classes"
}

Then the only thing you have to do is creating a scripts part in your package.json in order to copy all the resource files to your bin/classes directory:

"devDependencies": {
    "build-resources": "^1.0.0"
},
"scripts": {
    "build:resources": "build-resources"
  }

Now you can run the build command using a simple npm run build:resources.