shikensu

Shīkensu

シーケンス
Sequence

Run a sequence of functions on in-memory representations of files.
Build static websites with ease, without conforming to a specific structure.

Port

This is a port of the original Haskell version.

Usage

This library was built with flow-static-land, which you may or may not use.
You can look at the examples for both use cases:

• Example with
• Example without

It basically boils down to this:

import * as shikensu from "shikensu"
import { renameExt, permalink } from "shikensu/lib/contrib"
 
const io =
  fn => dictionary => fn(dictionary)()
 
shikensu.listRelative("./blog", ["posts/**/*.md"])()
  .then(io(read))
  .then(renameExt(".md", ".html"))
  .then(permalink("index"))
  .then(io(write("build")))

Given ./blog/posts/code/example-post.md,
this code will produce ./blog/build/code/example-post/index.html.

Contrib

You can see all the functions in the source code which includes documentation and some examples.

List functions

The main module has the following list functions:

• list(absolutePath: string, patterns: Array<string>)
• listF(patterns: Array<string>, absolutePath: string)
• listRelative(relativePath: string, patterns: Array<string>)
• listRelativeF(patterns: Array<string>, relativePath: string)

And the following functions to construct paths:

• absolutePath(definition)
• localPath(definition)
• workspacePath(definition)

See the source code for other functions.

Curried functions

All functions are curried by default.
This means that you can make all these combinations:

• renameExt(a, b, c)
• renameExt(a, b)(c)
• renameExt(a)(b)(c)