Use exportsOverride to rename target folders#138
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- exportOverride can now use an extended definition that has "packageName" naming convention which is run through Handlebars with package's metadata (so one can install to i.e. "js/jquery-2.1.1" based on metadata of Bower packages) - added dependencies to Q and Handlebars
- added unit tests for new functionality, fixed JSHint warnings
- "component.json" files were not added in previous commit due to .gitignore
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@yatskevich Is this gonna be merged anytime soon? |
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I needed to be able to easily customize target folder names in my project to follow convention that uses version numbers in folder names, so that i.e.
"jquery": "~2.1.1"(frombower.json) gets installed to "js/jquery-2.1.1" (and not as now to "js/jquery"). This change extendsexportsOverrideconfiguration option withpackageNamenaming convention which is run through Handlebars with package's metadata (so one can install to i.e. "js/jquery-2.1.1" based on metadata of Bower packages). I also added dependencies to Q and Handlebars to make it work. You can find more details in updated Readme file.