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broccoli-replace's Issues

Allow replacement function to access the relativePath

This plugin is just what I need - except part of what I need to replace in my file is the relative path to the file being processed (for a <script> tag insertion based on the current directory).
Could you provide some config to make this possible?

Note, the processString method

broccoli-replace/index.js

Line 48 in 08be5ed

ReplaceFilter.prototype.processString = function (string) {

takes the relativePath as a second parameter, so this doesn't seem too hard to wire up in that location (no change to applause)

Version 2.0.0+ modifies binary files

I have the following code:

new BroccoliReplace(new Funnel('node_modules/node-viewerjs/release', { destDir: '/ViewerJS' }), {
  files: ['**/*.js'],
  patterns: [{ match: /ODFViewerPlugin_css/, replacement: '""' }],
}),

The idea is that I want the files from node_modules/node-viewerjs/release copied in the release and then in the JS files this string to be replaced. There are also images in this directory which shouldn't be touched. This worked fine until version 2.0.0 (of course new BroccoliReplace was just BroccoliReplace). 2.0.0 and 2.0.1 modify the image files somehow.

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Replacement happens only once

I try to use broccoli-replace as some kind of a template engine (to replace @@include with partial HTML content).

But I cannot use it like that because replacement happens only once. On the initial build. How can I fix that?

Possible to insert non-stringified replacement?

e.g. I'd like

<head>
  {{testFiles}}
</head>

replaced with:

<head>
  var testFiles=['tests/foo.js, 'tests/bar.js'];
</head>

I'm able to get that with this configuration:

const testFiles = `['some/path', 'another/path']`;

const testHTML = new Replace('tests', {
  files: ['**/*.html'],
  patterns: [
    {
      match: /{{testFiles}}/,
      replacement: `<script>var testFiles=${testFiles};</script>`
    }
  ]
});

Which is OK but I have to 'pre-stringify' the array I'd like to insert.

I'm curious on your thoughts w/ supporting inserting Objects or Arrays as-is.

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