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It seems to be impossible to create two different packages for two different html files within the same project.
So something like this does not work:

var sb = require("easypack");
sb.build({
	webRoot: "root",
	inputHtml: "index.html",
	outputHtml: "index.build.html",
	jsBuildName: "main.js",
	timeStampBuild: false
});

sb.build({
	webRoot: "root",
	inputHtml: "rulesIndex.html",
	outputHtml: "rulesIndex.build.html",
	jsBuildName: "rules.js",
	timeStampBuild: false
});

it only creates rulesIndex.build.html, the first html will not be created.
It seams that the build() function always clears the build folder.

When css is moved into build folder , relative references like from 'img' folder break the css. Same problem with fontawesome css, as it needs fonts from relative dir 'fonts'

Currently only packed javascript and css files are being created into the build directory and a index.html is created on the same level as input html. Then the new packed js and css files are included in the new html.

Instead create a whole new clean copy of the project inside the build directory. This will also fix this issue#2 with relative paths.

See https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/validator_XSS_Filter_Bypass_via_Encoded_URL

Thanks for the effort, but two important issues make it unusable (i was trying to build an Ionic app).

• The build empties all tags/markup inside your ! 😄
• Any CSS file is jsut ignored... (link ref is here but css folder is empty).

I have a very simple config setup...