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ejs-all

v1.0.0

Published

Compile all ejs files in bulk

Downloads

31

Readme

ejs-all

Compile all ejs files in bulk.

Installation

npm i ejs-all -g

Features

  • Support watch mode

  • Support subdirectories

  • Keep directory structure from source and destination

  • In watch mode, only compile related files change

  • The result is beautified by default

Example

To compile all files run

  ejs-all --input=src/ejs --data=src/ejs/data.json --output=dist/html

For watch mode run

  ejs-all --input=src/ejs --data=src/ejs/data.json --output=dist/html --watch

Options

| Parameter | Description | | :-------- | :------- | | --input=[dir] | Required. Input directory | | --data=[file.json] | Required. Data file | | --output=[dir] | Required. Output directory | | --watch | Enable watch mode | | --delay=[ms] | The millisecond delay between a file change and task execution. Default: 200 |

FAQ

Can i change the ejs option ?

No, all options are default

The included files are also compiled, how to ignore it ?

For partial files, use an underscore for the first letter of the filename. Example: _sidebar.ejs

MIT License