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tributary

v1.1.0

Published

Insert one stream into another

Downloads

7

Readme

Tributary

A transform stream that will merge one stream into another. Intended to be used as part of a Gulp build process.

new Tributary( options )

Creates a new stream.Transform with the options:

  • placeholderStart - String - the opening text of the placeholder. Default = <!-- include
  • placeholderEnd - String - the closing text the placeholder. Default = -->
  • delimiter - String - delimiter for the file name. Must be a single character. Default = "
  • getStream - Function - The first argument is the filename from the placeholder, and the second a callback, which should be called with a String, Buffer or stream.Readable.

These are all optional. If not supplied it will act just like a PassThrough stream.

Placeholder

The placeholder is where a stream should be inserted into the existing stream.

It is the format <!-- include "/path/to/file" -->. This must be exact.

The opening start and end tags can be modified, so for example you could have /* include "/path/to/file" */ for a CSS or JavaScript file.

The /path/to/file/ will be passed to the getStream function, which should return the stream to encorporate.