@rentpath/hive-utils v1.1.3

hive-utils

Utility methods/classes

makeDir(dir, [options])

Promisified version of mkdirp.

readFile(file, [options])

Promisified of of fs.readFile.

writeFile(file, data, [options])

Promisified version of fs.writeFile.

interpolateName(name, options)

A simplified version of webpack's interpolateName loader utility method.

• name (String): The filename template. The following tokens are available:
  • [ext] the resource extension
  • [name] the resource basename
  • [path] the resource path, relative to the context option
  • [folder] the directory the resource is in
  • [hash] a md5 hash of either options.content or options.resource
• options (Object): A configuration object supporting the following options:
  • resource (String): The relative file path of a resource.
  • context (String): An absolute directory path that template tokens are resolved relative to (optional).
  • content (String): If provided, is used as source content when generating a hash token (optional).

Env

A collection of methods for interacting with environment variables.

Env.load(paths, [options])

A light wrapper around dotenv.config for loading environment variables.

• paths (String|Array) A single environment file path, or an array of paths.
• options (Object) Configuration options passed to dotenv.config.

Env.get(key, [default])

• key (String) The environment variable name.
• default (String) A default if the value is undefined. Reads environment variables from process.env.

Env.set(key, value)

• key (String) The environment variable name.
• value (String) The environment variable value. Writes environment variables to process.env.

Log

A collection of methods that wrap chalk for printing console messages.

Log.print(message, [color])

Logs a message to the console with a given color (defaults to white).

Log.info(message)

Logs a info message using blue color.

Log.warn(message)

Logs a warning message using orange color.

Log.success(message)

Logs a success message using green color.

Log.error(message)

Logs a error message using red color.