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It would be nice if prior to the inline content of a js file the bundler would assign a FILE variable, like so:

/*

• Included File: some-directory/some-file.js
  */
  var FILE= "some-directory/some-file.js";

/*

• Included File: some-directory/another-file.js
  */
  var FILE= "some-directory/another-file.js";

And so on... this would help when dealing with bundled js that uses AMD, for example.

Mike, do you really want to use a GPL 2 license? If you do, many companies won't use your software. That's why the open source community has gone largely to an MIT license.

I created a plugin that breaks early using return. Then in all assemblies that caused the plugin to break early, the word undefined was inserted into the assembly. Returning null should be the same as returning an empty string.

In an assembly, the getLang() function uses window.locale to determine the current locale. Would it be possible to make where the locale is stored configurable?

If i understand it correctly assembler will provide produce single file as a final output. Is there a different workflow during development like using non assembled and non minified during unit testing and debugging in application in browser.

In my locale files, I've got the strings somewhat namespaced like this:

  "heading": {
    "additionalInfo": "Additional Information",
    "alternateNames": "Alternate Names"
  },
  "label": {
    "any": "Any",
    "placeName": "Place Name",
    "jurisdiction": "Jurisdiction"
  },
  "placeholder": {
    "jurisdiction": "Search Jurisdictions",
    "placeName": "Search Place Name"
  },
  "tooltip": {
    "distanceHelp": "Specify 'k' for kilometers and 'm' for miles. e.g. '30m'"
  },
  "button": {
    "advanced": "Advanced",
    "backToResults": "Back to Results",
    "clear": "Clear",
    "search": "Search"
  }
}

So in my template I would put {button.advanced}, but it's not replaced in the template.

We need to be able to ignore all js, html templates, and sibling css files of assemblies from going though their normal processing pipelines. I'm currently using gulp-ignore and reading all the files from each assembly.json to ignore js assets, but this doesn't give me the html template files or a css file.

Set root option for glob calls to be process.cwd()

If you try to use gulp-sourcemaps, you get the assembly.json file instead of each individual JS file.

Watch for the files that are part of an assembly and rebuild the assembly on change, maybe using watchify.

Docs are currently lacking on how to get and use any of the plugins that are available in the plugins directory (need to require them using require('./node_modules/gulp-component-assembler/plugins/oldTemplates.js')). If the require statement could be made shorter, or maybe just attaching the plugins to the component assembler, that would be nice too.

Last release was v2.1.1

If you set the watch option to true, then running just the task to build assemblies will cause a watch to happen, which is an unexpected result. Instead, we should only trigger the watch inside a watch-like task so the user can control when the watch happens.

For example, if you gulpfile looks like

gulp.task('build', function() {
  gulp.src('**/assembly.json')
    .pipe(compasm.assemble({
      watch: true
    });
});

gulp.task('watch', function() {
  gulp.watch('**/assembly.json', ['buld']);
});

gulp.task('default', ['build', 'watch']);

Running gulp build will cause a watch, which is not what would be expected for just running the task itself. Also, running gulp watch does not trigger the watch on the files of the assembly.

I'm not sure the best way to resolve this one myself. Any ideas?