| 1 | # broccoli-config-replace
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| 3 | Simple templating using a config.json and regex patterns.
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| 5 | ```js
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| 6 | new ConfigReplace(appNode, configNode, {
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| 7 | // annotate the output. See broccoli-plugin
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| 8 | annotations: true,
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| 9 |
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| 10 | // A list of files to parse:
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| 11 | files: [
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| 12 | 'index.html',
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| 13 | 'tests/index.html'
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| 14 | ],
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| 15 |
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| 16 | configPath: 'development.json',
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| 17 | outputPath: 'dist/',
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| 18 | patterns: [{
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| 19 | match: /\{\{EMBER_ENV\}\}/g,
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| 20 | replacement: function(config) { return config.EMBER_ENV; }
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| 21 | }, {
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| 22 | match: /\{\{APPLICATION_NAME\}\}/g,
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| 23 | replacement: 'My Application'
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| 24 | }]
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| 25 | });
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| 26 | ```
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| 27 |
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| 28 | If `replacement` is a function, it's passed the config object. Otherwise,
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| 29 | do a simple string replacement.
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| 30 |
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| 31 | ## Running tests
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| 32 |
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| 33 | `npm test`
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