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json-union

v2.0.0

Published

An es6 library used to merge JSON files that match a set of glob patterns

Downloads

290

Readme

Build Status

json-union

An es6 library used to merge JSON files that match a set of glob patterns.

features

  • perfoms a shallow or deep merge of all JSON files that match any of the glob patterns
  • writes to stdout if no outfile is provided
  • will create outfile directory and file if it does not exist
  • will overwrite outfile if it does exist
  • can optionally ignore parsing errors
  • asynchronous; returns an es6 promise

installation

$ npm i jsonUnion -g

cli

# simple usage
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json

# multiple glob patterns
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json config/**/*.json

# using stdout to write to file
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json > my.json

# using pipes
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json | myApp

# saving to file in a directory that does not exist
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json -o my/new/directory/file.json

# using other options
$ jsonUnion src/**/*.json -d -e ascii -i

options

|Name|Alias|Type|Default|Description| |---|---|---|---|---| |--deepMerge|-d|boolean|false|merges JSON files recursively |--encoding|-e|string|'utf8'|encoding used to read and write files |--ignoreParseErrors|-i|boolean|false|ignores any errors that are raised from parsing the JSON file |--outfile|-o|string|undefined|the directory and filename of where the merged JSON file should be saved

Note: if --outfile or -o is not provided then the merged JSON is sent to sdtout

module

const jsonUnion = require('json-union').default;

// simple usage
jsonUnion('src/**/*.json')
    .then((json) => console.log(json))
    .catch((error) => console.error(error));

// multiple glob patterns
jsonUnion(['src/**/*.json', 'config/**/*.json'])
    .then((json) => console.log(json))
    .catch((error) => console.error(error));

// with options
jsonUnion('src/**/en.json', {
    deepMerge: true,
    encoding: 'ascii',
    ignoreParseErrors: true,
    outfile: 'dist/public/en.json'
})
    .then((json) => console.log(json))
    .catch((error) => console.error(error));

params

|Name|Type|Description| |---|---|---| |patterns|string, string[]|a string or string array of glob patterns to match against |options|Options?|jsonUnion options object

Options

|Name|Type|Default|Description| |---|---|---|---| |deepMerge|boolean|false|merges JSON files recursively |encoding|string|'utf8'|encoding used to read and write files |ignoreParseErrors|boolean|false|ignores any errors that are raised from parsing the JSON file |outfile|string|undefined|the directory and filename of where the merged JSON file should be saved

Note: if outfile is not provided then no file will be created on the file system

returns

A promise to the merged JSON object