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viralify

Injects browserify transforms into specified dependencies of a package recursively.

viralify . -t browserify-swap -p ansicolors

var viralify = require('viralify');

viralify(root, [ 'foo', 'bar' ], 'browserify-swap', function (err) {
  if (err) return console.error(err);
  // package.json's of packages 'foo' and 'bar', found in root and below,
  // now have 'browserify-swap' added to the end of their 'browserify.transform' field
})

Installation

npm install viralify

Usage

viralify <path> <options>

  Inject browserify transform(s) into the package.json files of specified packages at and below the given path.

OPTIONS:

  -t, --transform   transform(s) to inject (required)
  -p, --packages    packages into which to inject the transforms (required)
  -f, --front       if set, the transform(s) are injected in the front of the transform field so they run first

EXAMPLES:

  Inject 'browserify-swap' transform for all foo dependencies of the package in the current directory

    viralify . -t browserify-swap -p foo

  Inject 'envify' and 'es6ify' transforms in front for all foo and bar dependencies of the package
  in the current directory

    viralify ./node_modules --transform envify --transform es6ify --front --package foo -p bar

API

viralify(root, packages, transform, front, cb)

Injects the given transform(s) into the browserify.transform field of all package.jsons of the packages below the given root that where specified.

If the transform(s) were contained in the package.json already, no changes are made and no writes performed. This means that all viralify runs succeeding the first one will be much faster.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
`root`	String		of the package
`packages`	Array.<String>		one or more packages to which the transforms should be added
`transform`	Array.<String>		one or more transforms to be added to the transform field
`front`	Boolean	<optional>	if set transforms are added to the front of the transform field so they run first
`cb`	function		called when the transform injection is complete

Source:

index.js , lineno 61

generated with docme

viralify.sync(root, packages, transform, front)

Same as viralify but performed synchronously.

License

MIT