copy-template-dir-variable-injection is fork from copy-template-dir

Why?

The template {{ var }} has been made customizable

High throughput template dir writes. Supports variable injection using the mustache {{ }} syntax. or custom

Installation

$ npm install copy-template-dir-variable-injection

Usage

const copy = require("copy-template-dir-variable-injection");
const path = require("path");

const vars = { foo: "bar" };
const inDir = path.join(process.cwd(), "templates");
const outDir = path.join(process.cwd(), "dist");

copy(inDir, outDir, vars, "{{\\s*([^{}\\s]+)\\s*}}", (err, createdFiles) => {
  if (err) throw err;
  createdFiles.forEach((filePath) => console.log(`Created ${filePath}`));
  console.log("done!");
});

API

copyTemplateDir(templateDir, targetDir, vars, pattern, cb)

Copy a directory of files over to the target directory, and inject the files with variables. Takes the following arguments:

• templateDir: The directory that holds the templates. Filenames prepended with a _ will have it removed when copying. Dotfiles need to be prepended with a _. Files and filenames are populated with variables using the {{varName}} syntax.
• targetDir: the output directory
• vars: An object with variables that are injected into the template files and file names.
• pattern: A custom Regex to match pattern like {{varName}} .
• cb(err, createdFiles): A callback that is called on completion, with paths to created files if there were no errors.

License

MIT