Copy Tasks for Output Targets
All of Rindo's non-documentation output targets
(dist-custom-elements
, dist
, and
www
) support a copy
config which allows you to define file copy
operations which Rindo will automatically perform as part of the build. This
could be useful if, for instance, you had some static assets like images which
should be distributed alongside your components.
The copy
attribute on these output targets expects an array of objects corresponding to the following CopyTask
interface:
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Examples​
Images in the www
Output Target​
The copy
config within the following www
output target config
will cause Rindo to copy the entire directory from src/images
to
www/images
:
outputTargets: [
{
type: 'www',
copy: [
{ src: 'images' }
]
}
]
In this example, since the srcDir
property is not set, the default source
directory is src/
, and since dest
is not set the contents of src/images
will be copied to a new images
directory in www
, the default destination
directory for the www
Output Target.
Setting the dest
option​
The dest
property can also be optionally set on a CopyTask
to either an
absolute path or a path relative to the build directory of the output target.
In this example we've customized the build directory to be public
instead of
the default ('www'
), which, in combination with dest: 'static/web-fonts'
will copy the contents of src/files/fonts
over to public/static/web-fonts
:
outputTargets: [
{
type: 'www',
dir: 'public',
copy: [
{ src: 'files/fonts', dest: 'static/web-fonts' }
]
}
]
When dest
is set on a CopyTask
Rindo will, by default, copy all the contents
of the src
directory to the dest
directory without creating a new
subdirectory for the contents of src
. The keepDirStructure
option can
control this behavior. If it's set to true
Rindo will always create a
new subdirectory within dest
with the same name as the src
directory. In the
above example this would result in the contents of src/files/fonts
being copied
to public/static/web-fonts/fonts
instead of public/static/web-fonts
.
See the above documentation for the keepDirStructure
option for more details.
Opting-in to warnings​
By default, Rindo will not log a warning if a file or directory specified in
src
cannot be located. To opt-in to warnings if a copy task source cannot be
found, set warn: true
in the CopyTask
object, like so:
outputTargets: [
{
type: 'dist',
copy: [
{ src: 'fonts', warn: true }
]
}
]