Add support for :excludes, :includes and :target-path for resource-paths

[m0smith]

Support both
:resource-paths ["src-stencil"]

as well as

:resource-paths [ ["src-stencil" {:includes [#".html."]
:excludes [#".*~$"]
:target-path "target/html" }]]

The first is currently supported and needs to remain.

So each element of :resource-paths becomes either a string that is a project directory or
a vector of 2 elements. The first element is the project directory and the second is a map with 3 possible keys :include, :excludes and :target-path. Both :includes and :excludes are vectors of regular expressions. If only :includes is present, then only files that match at least one of the regular expression are included. If only the :excludes is present, then all files except those that match the regular expressions are included. If both are present then only files that match the :includes but do not match the :excludes will be included.

If :target-path is present, the files wioll be copied to his directory. If it is not preset, the :target-path in the main :resource map will be used.

The example given copies all files with "html" in the name except the emacs backup files (those ending in ~) to target/html/

[m0smith]

Added :target-path as well

[m0smith]

Added a plugin level for :includes and :excludes that all resource paths will see. Still need to add one for each resource path to override.

[m0smith]

I am going to leave this undone until either I need it or someone requests it. It is a bit pathological but might be nice in a few corner cases.

[charles-dyfis-net]

Consider this another request (with #8 as a prior one) -- my immediate use case is to copy a single set of static HTML into multiple targets (with, respectively, development and production ClojureScript generated).

[m0smith]

I had not thought of that use case. I will take a look as soon as I can.