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This gets rid of the awkward checking-in of `template.html` to git (when it's a built file) and also makes the rebuilds faster and more consistent by running everything through the same pipeline. So inline CSS, SVG, and JS are all partially built on-the-fly. I've basically reinvented gulp, but it's pretty lightweight and zero-dep, so I'm happy with it.
29 lines
890 B
JavaScript
Executable file
29 lines
890 B
JavaScript
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env node
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import svgs from './svgs'
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import path from 'path'
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import fs from 'fs'
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import pify from 'pify'
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import SVGO from 'svgo'
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import $ from 'cheerio'
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const svgo = new SVGO()
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const readFile = pify(fs.readFile.bind(fs))
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export async function buildSvg () {
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let result = (await Promise.all(svgs.map(async svg => {
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let filepath = path.join(__dirname, '../', svg.src)
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let content = await readFile(filepath, 'utf8')
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let optimized = (await svgo.optimize(content))
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let $optimized = $(optimized.data)
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let $path = $optimized.find('path').removeAttr('fill')
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let $symbol = $('<symbol></symbol>')
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.attr('id', svg.id)
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.attr('viewBox', `0 0 ${optimized.info.width} ${optimized.info.height}`)
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.append($path)
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return $.xml($symbol)
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}))).join('\n')
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return `<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" style="display:none;">\n${result}\n</svg>`
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}
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