ditto

A performant file pipeline, ditto allows you to compose your solution through a stack of prefabricated or ad hoc middleware. Provide ditto with a directory to parse, include some middleware and start building.

At its core ditto is nothing more than an asynchronous (and recursive) directory reader. All of the magic happens as the file buffers are parsed through the designated stack of middleware.

API

metadata(object) Set globally accessible data. Default value: {}.

source(path) The directory you want ditto to parse. Default value: src.

destination(path) Where you want the built files to go. Default value: public.

use(fn) Add middleware to the stack.

clobber(boolean) Option to clear the destination directory before building. Default value: false.

build(fn) Build the project with the given settings.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Pim Brouwers

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