FuseBox - A Bundle that does it right

The library is under heavy development.

let fuseBox = new FuseBox({
    homeDir: "test/fixtures/cases/case1"
});

Example

true/false - standalone

fuseBox.bundle("[**/*.js]", true).then(content => {

})

Using with virtual file structure

You can provide a virtual structure, in this case homeDir will be ignored, and a collection will be used. Due to the library node-glob limitations, FuseBox creates a corresponding structure in the file system (in .tmp) folder. It goes with absolutely the same approach as homeDir (it's just shifted)

You can use it to with gulp, or any other build systems, where files are ephemeral e.g streams.

let fuseBox = new FuseBox({
    fileCollection: {
        "index.js": "require('./foo/bar.js')",
        "foo/bar.js": "require('../hello.js')",
        "hello.js": "",
    }
});
fuseBox.bundle("> index.js **/*.js", true).then(content => {
    fs.writeFileSync("./out.js", content);
})

Cases

> index.js [**/*.js] - Bundle everything without dependencies, and execute index.js

[**/*.js] - Bundle everything without dependencies

**/*.js - Bundle everything with dependencies

**/*.js -path - Bundle everything with dependencies except for path