Parse directory of templates without having to define each individually?

[tspears1]

Is there a simple way to parse an entire directory without having to define and then read each one individually?
For instance, I have a folder of .scss partials using CSS Custom Properties and I want to give the user an option to add a prefix to all pre-defined properties (ie --{{prefix}}-background-color: blue;) before I clone the template directory into their desired output.

I can make it work if I add a template title for each in the md file and then read() the file but that's a bit tedious. Any way to loop through the directory and read each file? I've started to write a helper function recursively using readdir however I can't see a way around having to re-write all of the writefile/mkdir/check exists functionality that you've already elegantly handled.

Any thoughts or guidance? Or maybe this is an enhancement recommendation. Really loving the script!

Your Environment

• OS: macOS Sonoma
• scaffdog version: 4.0

[wadackel]

Hi @tspears1, thank you for using scaffdog 🐶

scaffdog currently does not have the capability to analyze entire directories 😭

I apologize for my limited understanding, but could you provide a simple example of the specific file structure you are dealing with and what output you are expecting 👀 ?
A simple example would help me understand and possibly lead to a solution or the development of a refined feature.