Silence output

[ghost]

I'm loving the simplicity of the hashmark library, but I'm wondering if there's a (non-complex) way to preserve the output hash for the purposes of using it in a build process. For example, if I'm building a front-end it would be nice to have an index.html file with some sort of template <script src=<% hashmark.someFileWithHashedName%>/></script> to run through a template engine with the results of running hashmark.

[ghost]

Much too late to be coding for me. I see this is entirely already a feature with the --asset-map functionality. Kudos regardless. Is there a way to not have the json spit out if it's coming from a browserify files/** | hashmark?

[keithamus]

If you dont want hashmark outputting json you could always redirect the stdout to /dev/null, for example: browserify files/** | hashmark > /dev/null. Alternatively you could write it out to a json file, like browserify files/** | hashmark > assets.json

The --asset-map flag will work similarly to hashmark > assets.json - except for one important distinction: it appends to an existing json, if present. If you don't need that feature, it might read easier using standard pipes and redirections.

[keithamus]

Having said all of that, it might be nice to add a --silent flag to silence the output - especially when using --asset-map. Feel free to write a PR for this, if you'd like the feature @aft-luke