gatsby-plugin-copy-files-enhanced

You can use this plugin to copy files in your Gatsby project. Specify absolute source path and relative destination path using plugin options.

What's different from gatsby-plugin-copy-files

• In gatsby-plugin-copy-files you should specify destination and you have no option to copy to multiple direcotries in one go. gatsby-plugin-copy-files-enhanced enables you to wildcard your destination, so that you can easily copy files.

• This plugin has option to overwrite your destination direcotry simply using purge plugin option.

Plugin options

| Option | Description | |:----------|:---------| |source |Absolute path of the source (eg: ${__dirname}/path)| |destination|Relative path to destination within public/ direcotry You can add /*/ inside destination path to wildcard destination lookup Refer to graphical explanation for better understanding |purge |Overwrite destination. false by default|

Important

This plugin should be used with gatsby-source-filesystem

Eample

{
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-copy-files-enhanced',
    options: {
        source: `${__dirname}/src/reportTemplate` ,
        destination: '/reports/*/',
        purge: true,
    }
}, {
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-copy-files-enhanced',
    options: {
        source: `${__dirname}/src/images` ,
        destination: '/containers/*/images',
        purge: false,
    }
}

Graphical explanation

Let's consider that you have a template.js file that you need to copy to all reports within public/reports/ direcotry and you are not sure of report names and how many would be there.

In such case you can wildcard the destination path so that you can easily copy template.js to all direcotries with public/reports/

Simply use this code to get this done

{
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-copy-files-enhanced',
    options: {
        source: `${__dirname}/src/template/` ,
        destination: '/reports/*/',
        purge: true,
    }
}

Inspired by gatsby-plugin-copy-files <3