Node package to zip your build directory and name it according to your package.json name and version.
$ npm install --save-dev zip-build$ zip-build --help
# Usage: zip-build <build-dir> <zip-dir> [options]
#
# Positionals:
# buildDir Directory of your build output [default: "build"]
# zipDir Directory for your zipped backup [default: "dist"]
#
# Options:
# --version Show version number [boolean]
# -h, --help Show help [boolean]
# -i, --interactive Enable interactive mode [boolean] [default: false]
# -f, --format Format of output file
# [string] [choices: "zip", "tar"] [default: "zip"]
# -n, --name Ask for output archive filename (requires flag
# --interactive) [boolean] [default: false]
# -t, --template Template for output archive filename
# [string] [default: "%NAME%_%VERSION%_%TIMESTAMP%.%EXT%"]
# -s, --subDir Creates a sub directory to put all files
# [string] [default: ""]
# -o, --override Override the output file if it already exists
# [boolean] [default: false]
#
# Examples:
# zip-build Zip <build> directory and put archive under
# <dist> directory.
# zip-build out backup Zip <out> directory and put archive under
# <backup> directory.
# zip-build out backup -f tar Archive <out> directory and put archive under
# <backup> directory compressed with Tar.Include it as part of your npm build workflow:
//package.json
{
"name": "your-project",
// ...
"scripts": {
// ...
"build": "build && zip-build",
// ...
},
// ...
}- Use Conventional commits specification for your commit messages.
- Write test for your changes and make sure they pass before opening a PR.
- Open your PR against the base:develop branch.
👤 Ricardo Tribaldos (https://barustudio.com)
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Copyright © 2020 Ricardo Tribaldos (https://barustudio.com).
This project is MIT licensed.
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