next-replace-in-file

File content replace for next.

installation

npm install -S @jswork/next-replace-in-file

usage

Basic usage. `js import '@feizheng/next-replace-in-file';

// basic usage: nx.replaceInFile('test/', [[/VERSION/gi, 'version']]); nx.replaceInFile(['','!node_modules'], [[/VERSION/gi, 'version']]);

// or you can multiple replace: nx.replaceInFile( 'test/*', [ [/VERSION/gi, 'VERSION'], [/file/g, 'FILE'], [/description/g,'DESC'], ], { ignore: ['/test.js'] } ); `

globby

Just a quick overview.

* matches any number of characters, but not /
? matches a single character, but not /
** matches any number of characters, including /, as long as it's the only thing in a path part
{} allows for a comma-separated list of "or" expressions
! at the beginning of a pattern will negate the match

options

Not fully, because fast-glob does not implement all options of node-glob. See table below.

node-glob(😂)	fast-glob(😎)
`cwd`	`cwd`
`root`	–
`dot`	`dot`
`nomount`	–
`mark`	`markDirectories`
`nosort`	–
`nounique`	`unique`
`nobrace`	`nobrace` or `brace`
`noglobstar`	`noglobstar` or `globstar`
`noext`	`noext` or `extension`
`nocase`	`nocase` or `case`
`matchBase`	`matchbase`
`nodir`	`onlyFiles`
`ignore`	`ignore`
`follow`	`followSymlinkedDirectories`
`realpath`	–
`absolute`	`absolute`

resources

license

Code released under the MIT license.

Package detail

@jswork/next-replace-in-file

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