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rev-cli

v1.1.4

Published

front-end web development rev commandline tool

Downloads

4

Readme

Rev CLI

A command line Rev

Install

npm install --g rev-cli

Usage

Rev CLI takes 1 arguments:

|Argument|Alias|Default|Description| |---|---|---|---| |--version|-v|n/a|the version eg:20160620|

Example

cd you website folder

rev -v 20160620

the arg is not a must.

Without arguments

cd you website folder

rev

it will use default options.and it will use file's md5 string as version string;

##Other way

`

var rev=require("rev-cli");

rev({

base:'',//this base path relative to cwd, if it empty ,it will use the cwd as the root of the website

dist:"rev_build",//the folder to write the rev files,beifore execute "rev" ,this folder will be clean

public:"",//public resource folder

version:null,

excludes:[]//folder or files do not execute "rev" 

propWhiteList:[],more attr to match in html and js files,defauts "src" and "href",if you want more add it

repExcludes:[],//folder or files do not execute "replace url" 

replacements:{
}//file path or folder path to replace eg  "style":"http://www.xxx.com/style"

})

`

Default options

`{

base:'',//this base path relative to cwd, if it is empty ,it will use the cwd as the root of the website

dist:"rev_build",//the folder to write the rev files,beifore execute "rev" ,this folder will be clean

public:"",//public resource folder

version:null,

imgExts:[],

exts:[],

revExts:[],

auto:false,

excludes:[]//folder or files do not execute "rev" 

propWhiteList:[],more attr to match in html and js files,defauts "src" and "href",if you want more ,add it

repExcludes:[],//folder or files do not execute "replace url" 

replacements:{
}//file path or folder path to replace eg  "style":"http://www.xxx.com/style"

}`

but you can create a "rev.json" file in the cwd folder to rewrite the options

About replacements

warning: it will replace the path in accordance with the order.

if we have a config like :

`replacements:{

"style":"http://www.xxx.com/style",

"js":"http://www.xxx.com/js"

}`

and we have a "index.html" and "xxx/index.html" in the root folder,also style folder in the root folder too.

it will replace all "style/" and "/style/" as "http://www.xxx.com/style/" in "index.html"

it will replace all "../style/" and "/style/" as "http://www.xxx.com/style/" in "xxx/index.html"

##V1.0.9 bugFix

A contain B , and B contain C; if C change, B will change,but A dose not change, we fix it.