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Utility functions for projects production

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get-info

Utility functions deal with files in your project. Make production easier :mag_right:

get-info Contains a bunch od functions read packages in root project, validate each package, return the path, JSON, and extension(js|ts) used for each one. As it is essentially created to deal with monorepos, it works as well for a single package project.

npm install get-info

API

If not passed path or ext (more likely you don't need to), then all functions can automatically read the current project directory whether it is packages/**/src or ./src

getPackagesInfo

/**
 * Gets package full info by passed name of packages.
 *
 * @param {Object} input
 * @param {Array} input.path Array contains paths to each package
 * @param {Array} input.ext Array contains extension associated to each package
 * @param {string} [input.buildName="dist"]
 * @returns {Object[]} results
 * @returns {Array} results[].ext
 * @returns {Array} results[].json
 * @returns {Array} results[].path
 */
const { json, ext } = getPackagesInfo({ buildName, path, ext })(
  ...packagesName
);

Example(1)

import { getPackagesInfo } from "get-info";

const { ext, json, path } = getPackagesInfo()("myFav/project another/project");

expect(json).to.be.an("Array");

expect(json.length).to.be.equal(2);

expect(json[0].name).to.be.equal("@myFav/project");
expect(json[1].name).to.be.equal("@another/project");

getJsonByPath

/**
 * Gets package json by path. Reads each passed directory. Then, returns
 * objects extracted form these json files including source and distention path.
 *
 * Note: this function validate accessability and throw error if there's
 * something wrong in src/index.ext
 *
 * @param {Array} path Array contains paths to each package
 * @param {Array} ext Array contains extension associated to each package
 *
 * @returns {Object[]} pkgInfo is an object of arrays
 * @returns {string} pkgInfo[].sourcePath
 * @returns {string} pkgInfo[].distPath
 * @returns {string} pkgInfo[].name
 * @returns {Object} pkgInfo[].peerDependencies
 * @returns {Object} pkgInfo[].dependencies
 * @returns {...*}   other
 */
const { json, ext } = getJsonByPath({ path, ext });

Example(2)

import { getJsonByPath } from "get-info";

const { json, ext } = getJsonByPath();

expect(json).to.be.an("Array");
expect(json.length).to.be.equal(1);
expect(json[0].name).to.be.equal("get-info");

getPackagesPath

/**
 * Gets packages path for a given project source root. It filters each path
 * returns only packages contain valid src/index and have package.json
 *
 * @param {string} dir packages main directory [path="./packages/*"]
 * @returns {Object[]} results
 * @returns {Array} results[].path valid path directory
 * @returns {Array} results[].ext extension for each path (js|ts)
 */
const { path, ext } = getPackagesPath({ dir });

Example(3)

import { getPackagesPath } from "get-info";

const { path, ext } = getPackagesPath();

const expectedPaths = [
  "./packages/myProj1",
  "./packages/myProj2",
  "./packages/myProj3"
];

const expectedExtensions = ["js", "ts", "ts"];

expect(path).to.deep.equal(expectedPaths);
expect(ext).to.deep.equal(expectedExtensions);

Utils

Utility functions used in this project are also exported for further use.

utils.getFileExtension

import { utils } from "get-info";

/**
 * Loop inside a given directory looking for index. When find it, gets its
 * extension.
 *
 * @param {string} dir - given directory
 * @returns {string} extension.
 */
const { getFileExtension } = utils;
const extension = getFileExtension(dir);

utils.validateAccessability

import { utils } from "get-info";

/**
 * Validates access readability `package.json` & `src` for given path.
 *
 * @param {string} dir
 * @param {string} [srcName="src"]
 * @returns {string} extension
 */
const { validateAccessability } = utils;
const extension = validateAccessability(dir, srcName);

utils.filterPathAccessability

import { utils } from "get-info";

/**
 * Filters array of path by validate each path. Make sure it has `package.json`
 * and `src`.
 *
 * @param {Array} [pkgPath=[]]
 * @returns {Object} results[]
 * @returns {Array} results[].path filtered valid paths
 * @returns {Array} results[].ext extension for each path (js|ts)
 */
const { filterPathAccessability } = utils;
const { path, ext } = filterPathAccessability(pkgPath);

Related projects

  • packageSorter - Sorting packages for monorepos production.

  • builderz - Building your project with zero config.

Tests

npm test

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License


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