One file, to rule them all.
dotconf
will archive all your .file|.directory
into one single .conf
.
It will extract them when needed (advised in npm postinstall
).
Installation
# Locally in your project [advised] npm i dotconf --save# Or globally npm i dotconf -g
Usage
dotconf [OPTIONS] [ARGS]``` ## Options: ```bash# Actions -a, --archive Archive your files-e, --extract Extract your files # Options -d, --destination [STRING] Destination of the archive# Default is .file -p, --pattern [STRING] Pattern to get file files# Default is .* -s, --safe [BOOL] Execute in safe mode# Default is true --safeDestination [STRING] Destination of the safe storage# Default is .tempDotConf -i, --ignore [ARRAY] What to ignore# Default is .git*,node_modules/**,.file,.tempDotConf/** # CLI related -k, --no-color Omit color from output --debug Show debug information-v, --version Display the current version-h, --help Display help and usage details``` By default, options can be read in the `package.json` under `dotconf` object. ```json"dotconf": ```