CDNJS-FETCH

Get your libraries and scripts from the interwebs fast and easy!

CDNJS-FETCH is forked from Fletch. Changes:

• Set default folder, use ${lib.name}/${lib.version}. easily sync files with same structors
• Change project name to help other easily find and use

Installation

$ npm install -g cdnjs-fetch

This gives you a command-line command you can run from anywhere in your system.

Usage

$ cdnjs-fetch <packageName> [options]

Options

-o, --options	Specify the ouput directory
-v, --version	Specify a version (semver support)
-h, --help		Show help page
-s, --silent	Discrete output: will only show prompts
-m, --minimal	Download only the main file (e.g.: jquery.min.js)
-t, --tag		Prints out html script/link tags instead of downloading

NOTE the --tag option will only print out tags for .js and .css files.

Examples

$ cdnjs-fetch jquery

Downloads latest version of jQuery to jquery/${last_version}/ folder

$ cdnjs-fetch jquery -o lib/deps

Downloads latest version of jQuery to the lib/deps/ directory

$ cdnjs-fetch jquery -v "<2"

Downloads a version of jQuery that's lower than 2.0.0

$ cdnjs-fetch jquery -t

Prints out a script tag for every file in the package

Tags

Conflicts

Fletch prompts the user when multiple packages have been found

Dependencies

Fletch scans for dependencies and asks you if you want'em.

Dependency conflicts

Will, again, ask you to resolve any conflicts found when looking for dependent files.

Running tests

If you want to run the tests, you need mocha installed. Please run

$ npm install -g mocha

Then you'll need to pulldown the devdependencies

$ npm install

Now running either mocha or npm test will run the test suite.

Tips

If you're rocking vim as a text editor, try running :r !fletch jquery -mt, and you'll see a script tag for the latest version of jQuery appear under your cursor. Sweet huh?