alumna / reflect

Reflect the contents of one directory to another. At the speed of light. :zap:

Alumna Fontend: Development for Humans

Alumna is a front-end meta-framework and its goal is to make universal app development as human-friendly as possible, without compromising high performance and security.

Alumna is open-source (MIT), written in Javascript and based on Svelte.

Features

• Easy built-in routing
• Easy component creation (HTML and CSS)
• Component auto-loading and auto-caching
• Easy consumption of HTTP API's
• Easy route filters

License

Copyright (c) 2015-2024 Paulo Coghi and contributors. Released under an MIT license.

reflect's Issues

is this pkg still beig maintained?

Im planning to use it in nodeproto

Return the files' stat cache

It's interesting to return the files' stat cache on the returned object. For example, when using Reflect on scenarios that we would watch the same directory later, we can avoid unnecessary disk I/O on the files already read.

Reflect single files as well

Currently, it's only possible to sync/reflect directories, but it would be better to allow reflection of single files as well.

Broken ES Module in version 1.1.0

There is a contradiction in the version 1.1.0 of the package.
You state that the entry-point of this package should be treated as an ES Module by setting:

"type": "module"

in package.json.

You also set the entry-point of this package to a CommonJS file:

"main": "dist/reflect.cjs.js"

in package.json.

The end result is that when you import @alumna/reflect you get a broken ES Module. Also, if you try to require it, the Node.js module loader complains:

reflect.cjs.js is treated as an ES module file as it is a .js file whose nearest parent package.json contains "type": "module" which declares all .js files in that package scope as ES modules.

The right solution is to use conditional exports with entries for import and require.

Glob filter for reflect

I'd like to reflect source to destination, just the way reflect does right now, but I'd like to limit the files reflected using a glob.

Like, for example reflect({src, dst, filter: ["**/*.png", "*.json"]})

Reflect to remote server

One of the basic usage of rsync is to watch&deploy a lib to remote server during development.
It'll be cool to suppot here remotes.

Currently, when dest is remote the error appers:

EINVAL: invalid argument, mkdir 'C:\Projects\someProject\[email protected]:\usr\local\packages\ui'