Rewrites paths in HTML attributes.
npm install posthtml-rewrite-pathshtml
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After:
`html
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Install
`sh
npm i -D posthtml-rewrite-paths
`
Usage
`javascript
const options = {
// Map of tags and the attributes to check for paths. This is the
// default if omitted.
search: { "script": ["src"]},
// Map of path names to replace or a path to a json file containing
// the same. If a replacement value is nullish, the attribute is
// removed.
pathMap: { "dist/index.js": "index.hash.js" }
};
const html = ;
posthtml([ plugin(options) ])
.process(html)
.then(result => {
// write result.html;
});
`
Options
`typescript
{
pathMap: "path-to-json-file.json" | { "path/to/replace.js": "replacement/path.js" };
search: { "tag-name": ["attribute-to-check", "attribute-to-check", ...]}
}
`
Paths are matched textually with some minor normalisation of path separators.
Hence "src/a.js" will match "/src\a.js", but not "C:\project\src\s.js"; and
leading and trailing whitespace in the path pattern is ignored.
There is a special case when pathMap is loaded from file so that
{ "path/to/replace.js": { "path": "replacement/path.js" } }` is also accepted.