A module that copies assets from node_modules to a specified destination directory, using promises
const copyAssets = require('@justeat/f-copy-assets');
const options = {
pkgSrcGlob: 'node_modules/@justeat/*/',
dest: 'assets/',
verbose: true,
logger: gutil.log
};
copyAssets(options)
default: "node_modules/*/"
Glob to match directory (or directories) containing packages from which will be copied if they are found.
default: "dist"
The directory to copy files to.
default: false
Whether or not to log the files that are being copied.
default: console.log
If verbose
, the function to use for logging.
There are a few different ways this can be configured.
{
"assets": {
"root": "dist/",
"glob": "img/**/*.{png,svg}"
}
}
All files matching the glob "dist/img/**/*.{png,svg}"
will be copied into an img
directory in the dest
directory.
{
"assets": {
"root": "dist/",
"glob": "img/**/*.{png,svg}",
"dest": "./"
}
}
All files matching the glob "dist/img/**/*.{png,svg}"
will be copied into an img
directory in the root of the project.
{
"assets": [
{
"root": "dist/",
"glob": "img/**/*.{png,svg}"
},
{
"root": "src/",
"glob": "templates/**/*",
"dest": "./"
}
]
}
All files matching the glob "dist/img/**/*.{png,svg}"
will be copied into an img
directory in the dest
directory, and all files matching the glob "src/templates/**/*"
will be copied into a templates
directory in the root of the project.
Root directory to search for assets. The file structure under "root"
will be preserved, so in this example, copied assets would be found in "assets/img/..."
.
Specify a glob pattern to search for assets which should be copied.
Specify the directory that the matched assets should be copied into. This option is not required — it will default to the dist
option within the module options.