##What is this?
Combine many files into one intelligently. Cakery has a simple DSL that allows you to glob directories and pass strings to an erb file. You can also add macros to a cakery pipeline. Think about it as a more generic version of Sprockets.
Quick Start
###Combine many js files in the ./spec directory into one file
In your ruby code:
#Create a new recipe
recipe = Cakery.new('test.js.erb') do |r|
#The << operator means to glob the directory into a string in @spec
#The << operator accepts any unix style glob operator, e.g. /**/* for recursive
r.spec << "./spec/*_spec.js"
#The < operator means assignment
r.debug < true
r.foo < "bar"
#You can also append to things that are already set
r.foo < "bar2"
r.foo << "./foo/*"
end
#Build using the current directory
cake = recipe.bake
#Get the concatenated result of the build
puts cake.srcCreate a test.js.erb with:
<%= @spec %>
<!-- Announce whether we are in debug or release -->
<% if @debug %>
console.log("Debug!");
<% end %>
console.log("Release :(");
<% end %>###Macros Macros receive a block of text and then do something with that text. A macro is a subclass of Cakery::Macro that implements def process(str) and returns a String. You can also stack macros.
In your ruby code:
#Create a new recipe
class MyMacro < Cakery::Macro
def process str
out = ""
str.split("\n").each do |line|
if line =~ /hello/
out += line.gsub(/hello/, "goodbye")
else
out += line
end
out += "\n"
end
out
end
end
recipe = Cakery.new('test.js.erb') do |r|
#The << operator means to glob the directory into a string in @spec
r.spec << MyMacro << "./spec/*_spec.js"
r.spec << MyMacro < "hello"
#Additionally, you can stack macros. Macros always use the << operator intra macros
#The last operator may either be < or <<
r.spec << MyMacro << MyOtherMacro < "Hello"
r.spec << MyMacro << MyOtherMacro << "./spec/*_spec.js"
#The < operator means assignment
r.debug < true
r.foo < "bar"
end
#Build using the current directory
cake = recipe.bake
#Get the concatenated result of the build
puts cake.srcCreate a test.js.erb with:
<%= @spec %>
<!-- Announce whether we are in debug or release -->
<% if @debug %>
console.log("Debug!");
<% end %>
console.log("Release :(");
<% end %>Requirements
- Modern nix (FreeBSD, Mac, or Linux)
- Ruby 2.1 or Higher
Communication
- If you found a bug, open an issue.
- If you have a feature request, open an issue.
- If you want to contribute, submit a pull request.
Installation
RVM users:
Run gem install cakery
System ruby installation:
Run sudo gem install cakery
FAQ
When should I use cakery?
Todo
What's Fittr?
Fittr is a SaaS company that focuses on providing personalized workouts and health information to individuals and corporations through phenomenal interfaces and algorithmic data-collection and processing.
Creator
License
cakery is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.