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General purpose text replacement for grunt. Allows you to replace text in files using strings, regexs or functions.

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I've installed and configured the package correctly. Upon running "grunt replace" it just sits there. I ran "grunt replace -v" and it shows that it's just constantly running "replace" task...

So I needed the ability to also change the filename of the replaced files, so I added the ability to specify destination as a function, for example: ``` javascript replace:...

Is it possible to do something like: ``` from: /""\.[a-z0-9.]+\.css/g, ``` ? Putting them package name in manually works, however it would be useful if it could parse the template...

I have the following configuration: ``` js "style-image-refs": { src: ["app/assets/stylesheets/**/*.css"], overwrite: true, replacements: [ { from: "url(\"/images/", to: "url(\"/assets/" }, { from: "url(\"../images/", to: "url(\"/assets/" } ] } ```...

Just to display something.... Because I spent some time thinking that the gruntfile did not matched any file or pattern

Hello there, For some reason my regexp search and replace is no longer matching my selection - not sure which version this started happening with, however it used to work...

Add two parameters to "to" if "to" is a function. The fifth parameter of "to" is the path of source file, and the sixth is the path of destination file....

When running replace on a source target that contains a folder with a period in the title, the following error is thrown. ``` Warning: Unable to read "../testing/foo.bar" file (Error...

I'd like to do something like: ``` replacements: [{ from: /foo/, to: function(matchedWord, index, fullText, regexMatches, sourceFile) { grunt.log.writeln('Found "foo" in ' + sourceFile + ' replacing with "bar".'); return...

enhancement

hello I would like to use regular expression to replace a specific function call with something else. specifically I made a function called isUndefined which returns true if the input...