bower-path-data

Get information on bower related paths and directory names.

Installation

npm install bower-path-data

Usage

path/to/app/.bowerrc

{
  "directory": "../../../.tmp/assets/bower_stuff"
}

path/to/app/assets/bower.json

{
  // ...
  // JSON file contents don't matter, they are not checked. The existance of the
  // file is all that matters for the purposes of path data.
  // ...
}

const bowerPathData = require('bower-path-data');
 
var pathInfo =  bowerPathData.sync('path/to/app/assets');
// pathInfo => {
//   componentsDir: '.tmp/assets/bower_stuff',
//   componentsDirName: 'bower_stuff',
//   jsonDir: 'path/to/app/assets',
//   rcDir: 'path/to/app'
// }

API

bowerPathData()

Does nothing / placeholder for an async method.

bowerPathData.sync(startPath)

Returns an object containing bower path and directory name information, if available. Any values that could not be found will be returned with a value of null.

startPath

Type: String

A path to the directory to start looking for bower.json in.

If not found, ancestor directories will be searched until a match is found (using find-up) or the volume root is reached. From bower.json's location, .bowerrc will be searched for in the same way.

If .bowerrc is found, then bower-config will be used to read the configuration.

• If the directory property is a string, then the component directory path will be the result of running the rc file's path and the directory property through node's path.join method.
• Otherwise, the component directory path will be the result of running json file's path and the string bower_components through path.join().

The component directory name will then be retrieved from the component directory path.