Asset-resolver NPM

asset-resolver

Helper module to find an asset in a set of locations

Install

$ npm install --save asset-resolver

Usage

const resolver = require('asset-resolver');

resolver.getResource('my.svg', {
  base: ['some/directory', 'http://some.domain/assets']
}).then(function(resource) {
  console.log(resource)
});
//=> { path: http://some.domain/assets/my.svg', mime: 'image/svg+xml', contents: ' ... ' }

API

resolver(input, options)

input

Type: string

The filename

options

base

Type: string, array
Default: [process.cwd()]
Required: false
Example: ['http://domain.de/', 'http://domain.de/styles', 'app/images', '**/images/']

List of directories/URLs where we should start looking for assets (supports globbing on directories).

filter

Type: function
Default: function(){ return true; }
Required: false

Example:

resolver.getResource('my.svg',{
  base: ['some/directory', 'http://some.domain/assets'],
  filter: function (resource) {
    return filesize(resource) < maxFileSize;
  }
}).then(function(resource) {
  console.log(resource)
});

List of directories/URLs where we should start looking for assets.

CLI

$ npm install --global asset-resolver

$ asset-resolver --help

  Usage
    asset-resolver [input]

  Options
    -b --base  List of directories/URLs where we should start looking for assets. [Default: process.cwd()]

  Examples
    $ asset-resolver 'my.svg' -b 'some/directory' -b 'http://some.domain/assets'
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
    <svg>
    ...
    </svg>