Cache-hash
Installation
npm install cache-hash -DOr global install
npm install cache-hash -gUse CLI
cache-hash --target source --output publicOr
cache-hash -t source -o publicSee help cache-hash --help for more configuration
$ cache-hash --help
Usage: cache-hash [options]
Options:
-v, --version output the version number
-t, --target <target> Target resource directory (default: "./")
-o, --output <output> Output directory, If not set, he will overwrite the "target" content
--size <size> Generate hash length (default: 10)
--key <key> Version key (default: "v")
--lazy <lazy> Select the specified dom element. Example: `'[["a","b"]]'` selects the img tag, and the img tag must contain the lazy attribute (default: [['script', 'src'], ['link', 'href'], ['img', 'src']])
--html <html> Generate hash for html referenced resources (default: true)
--css <css> Generate hash for css referenced resources (default: true)
--js <js> Generate hash for js referenced resources (default: true)
--style <style> Generating hashes for resources referenced by style tags (<style>) (default: true)
--script <script> Generating hashes for resources referenced by script tags (<script>) (default: true)
--ignore <ignore...> Ignore the specified directory or file (default: [])
-h, --help display help for commandUse JavaScript API
const cacheHash = require('cache-hash')
cacheHash({
target: 'source',
output: 'public'
})
// Please see the cli help parameter description above
// defualtOptions: {
// target: process.cwd(), // Current command line path
// output: process.cwd(), // Current command line path
// size: 10,
// versionKey: 'v',
// selectAll: [ [ 'script', 'src' ], [ 'link', 'href' ], [ 'img', 'src' ] ],
// html: true,
// css: true,
// js: true,
// style: true,
// script: true,
// ignore: []
// }