quick-compile

This is a very easy to use file concatenator and writer.

Example

This script reads all the files in ./vendors/css and then combines them with the files in ./files/css and then writes them to resources/styles.css

var quickCompile = require("quick-compile")

var options = {
    files: {
        "resources/styles.css": ["./vendors/css", "./files/css"]
    },
    separator: "\n"
}

compiler = new quickCompile(options)

compiler.generate()

Options

quick-compile has many useful options that help you configure the way files are concatenated.

• files - String or Array of the path or files you are targetting (required)

• separator - String used to separate the files (before compiling)

• compiler - Function that returns modified src, useful for minifying

• regex - RegExp that is used to determine which files you are targetting

• log - Function that handles output from quick-compile, can be set to false

• cacheFile - String of the path to a file a hash cache can be saved to.

More examples are available in the examples folder.