Gobble plugin to naïvely include some files into other files.
Sometimes you need to include some file into other files. Maybe you've tried gobble-replace but doesn't work with files, and gobble-browserify is overkill.
gobble-include covers that gap. Just Write include('otherfile.ext').
I assume you already know the basics of Gobble.
npm i -D gobble-includeLet's assume you've got two files named data.json and code.js:
{ "foo": "foo", "bar": "bar" }var something = include('data.json');
do(something);After running gobble-include, the file data.json will be deleted and code.js will contain:
var something = { "foo": "foo", "bar", "bar" };
do(something);Available options are those described in this gobblefile.js example:
var gobble = require( 'gobble' );
module.exports = gobble( 'src' ).transform( 'include', {
// supply custom delimiters
delimiters: [ '<%=', '%>' ],
// Force generating a sourcemap (by default maps are generated for .css and .js)
sourceMap: true
});gobble-include is naïve. This means it:
- Ignores double quotes in
include("file"). The default is single quotes. - Doesn't care about language syntax. e.g.
include('file')doesn't mean anything in raw HTML, but files will still be included because the string matches. Custom delimiters can alleviate this. - Doesn't care about multiple levels of included files or dependency graphs. Consider
gobble-browserifyor carefully rungobble-includein serial. - Sourcemaps do not include information about the included files.
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