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laravel-mix-replace-in-file

v0.1.0

Published

A simple Laravel Mix extension to allow in-file string replacements.

Downloads

750

Readme

Laravel Mix Replace In File

Latest Version on NPM npm Software License

This extension allows the replacement of strings in files, essentially exposing the functionality provided by the Replace in file package to Laravel Mix.

Installation

Install the extension as a development dependency:

npm i -D laravel-mix-replace-in-file

Usage

Require the extension and call the stringReplace method. For the full set of options available, please refer to the Replace in file documentation.

const mix = require('laravel-mix');

require( 'laravel-mix-replace-in-file' );

mix.replaceInFile( {
	files: './dist/script.js',
	from: /REPLACE_THIS_STRING/g,
	to: 'with_this_string',
} );