/*______________ | ______ | U I Z E J A V A S C R I P T F R A M E W O R K | / / | --------------------------------------------------- | / O / | MODULE : UizeSite.Build.Util Package | / / / | | / / / /| | ONLINE : http://uize.com | /____/ /__/_| | COPYRIGHT : (c)2012-2016 UIZE | /___ | LICENSE : Available under MIT License or GNU General Public License |_______________| http://uize.com/license.html */ /* Module Meta Data type: Package importance: 1 codeCompleteness: 100 docCompleteness: 100 */ /*? Introduction The =UizeSite.Build.Util= package provides various utility methods to facilitate building of pages for the UIZE Web site. *DEVELOPERS:* `Chris van Rensburg` */ Uize.module ({ name:'UizeSite.Build.Util', required:[ 'Uize.Url', 'Uize.Str.Has', 'Uize.Services.FileSystem' ], builder:function () { 'use strict'; var /*** General Variables ***/ _fileSystem = Uize.Services.FileSystem.singleton () ; return Uize.package ({ getIndexableFiles:function (_sourcePath,_indexableFolderUnderSource,_indexableFileExtensionRegExp) { return _fileSystem.getFiles ({ path:_sourcePath + '/' + _indexableFolderUnderSource, pathMatcher:function (_filePath) { return ( _indexableFileExtensionRegExp.test (_filePath) && !Uize.Str.Has.hasPrefix (Uize.Url.from (_filePath).fileName,'~') ); } }); /*? Static Methods UizeSite.Build.Util.getIndexableFiles Returns an array, containing the paths for all the indexable files in the specified folder. SYNTAX ................................................................. indexableFilePathsARRAY = UizeSite.Build.Util.getIndexableFiles ( sourcePathSTR, indexableFolderUnderSourceSTR, indexableFileExtensionREGEXP ); ................................................................. This method returns all the files in the folder specified by the =indexableFolderUnderSourceSTR= parameter, that is under the source path specified by the =sourcePathSTR= parameter, and that match the file extension regular expression specified by the =indexableFileExtensionREGEXP= parameter. This method excludes all files whose filenames start with a "~" (tilde) character, since these files are considered veiled and not ready for primetime. */ } }); } });