broccoli-file-contents-to-json
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Given a directory of files, output a JSON representation of their contents.
broccoli-file-contents-to-json
Read in some files, output a JSON representation of their contents.
Check out the gulp equivalent here.
Installation
$ npm install broccoli-file-contents-to-json
How it works
Given a nested directory of files like so,
my-files
├── bar.txt
├── foo.txt
└── my-folder
└── baz.txt
broccoli-file-contents-to-json reads in each file, and outputs a single JSON file, say output.json
, representing the contents of each file within the folder. Here's an example output:
{
"bar.txt": "Content of bar.",
"foo.txt": "Contents of foo.",
"my-folder/baz.txt": "Contents of baz."
}
Now, you can use output.json
however you'd like.
How to Use
See the Brocfile
packaged in this project for example usage.
rm -rf dist && broccoli build dist
Author
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Brian Gonzalez |
License
MIT