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conficurse

v0.5.11

Published

Convert config files into Javascript objects

Downloads

93

Readme

Conficurse Config Loader

The conficurse library will load your config YAML, JSON and JS files as a Javascript object. This is great for huge configuration file hierarchies or applications with deep structures.

Awesome features:

  • Env support, merges files automatically based on your current environment
  • Supports callback functions for modifying file content before and after load
  • Can lazy load modules using Javascript proxy objects
  • You can load your files async in parallel using promises

Install

npm i conficurse

Usage

See the test/config directory for an example directory structure.

var loader = require('conficurse')

// Path is the directory relative to where you run the command
var config = loader.load('config')

// Lazy load, functions won't be required until you use them
var pages = loader.load('app/pages', { lazy: true })

// Load files async using promises, can be used with Promise.all
var pages = await loader.load('app/pages', { async: true })

// We also have this convenience function
var pages = await loader.loadAsync('app/pages')

// Change content on load
var config = loader.load('config', {
  onload: function({
    mode,
    dir,
    file,
    base,
    ext,
    trail,
    content
  }) {
    if (ext == 'yml') {
      return YAML.load(content)
    }
    return content
  }
})

// Change content before require
var app = loader.load('app', {
  onrequire: function({
    mode,
    dir,
    file,
    base,
    ext,
    trail,
    content
  }) {
    return content.replace('@', process.cwd())
  }
})

Caveats

These are some things to be aware of:

  • You cannot use env with .js files
  • Only .js files can be lazy loaded
  • Only .js files supports onrequire callbacks

MIT licensed. Enjoy!