Use file hash to check for file changes before transpiling (#299) #313
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Please use tabs rather than spaces. You can use EditorConfig to automatically use the correct indentation configuration in Visual Studio. Also, please add a unit test testing this functionality :) |
| /// <param name="inputFileContents">The contents of the input file.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="outputPath">The output path of the (possibly previously) generated file.</param> | ||
| /// <returns>Returns true if the file should be transpiled, false otherwise.</returns> | ||
| public virtual bool MustTranspileFile(string inputFileContents, string outputPath) |
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Would prefer calling this ValidateCache and making it return true if the cache is valid.
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ValidateCache is rather vague and unspecific - CacheIsValid would be a better name, since it better hints at what state the cache is actually in, when true/false is returned.
And I like flipping the true/false values, since it would enable me to turn around the if in your next comment ;)
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Yeah, CacheIsValid or CheckCacheValidity would be fine.
Also please make it private, and it does not need to be virtual.
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EditorConfig seems like a nice tool. Maybe you should add more .editorconfig files to the relevant parts of the solution ;) Sorry about the missing unit-test. That was a brain fart on my part. All in all good suggestions - I will get back to you with some updates ;) |
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Ahh, my mistake, I didn't realise this project was missing an editorconfig file! This is the config I normally use: https://github.com/Daniel15/RouteJs/blob/master/.editorconfig. I must have forgotten to copy it across to this repository 😄 |
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(although I've used tabs for a long time, I'm tempted to switch to spaces since at work we always use two spaces for indentation) |
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Thanks for the config ;) I think that, in general, using spaces seems to cause the least hazzle ;) |
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I think I'm done now ;) |
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Thank you! :D |
In reaction to issue #299 I have added a hash based check, which then only transpiles the .jsx file if it has actually changed. This shortens build times considerably.