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A manifest should also be able to take in other manifests and rerun the process. Here's how it would work:
Input:
manifest1.json
manifest.json
Output:
final.md
The tool would recognize it's a manifest file and recursively call the merge.js script.
merge-js produces a moduleFinal.md file that is now taken in as the inputFile.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm running into this exact problem now where I have multiple manifests to import different Markdown files in different ways depending on the use case. As a result, I have to manually update multiple manifest files each time something changes.
Being able to have the manifest data downstream to roll into a primary manifest upstream would be ideal. I was thinking of using an include option or something to indicate that these files add additional functionality to the upstream manifest.
Example upstream manifest:
input:
file01.md: ""file02.md: ""output:
name: merged.mdreplaceInclude:
example01.mdexample02.mdexample03.mdreplace:
<!--{exampleReplace01}-->: Example One<!--{exampleReplace02}--: Example Two
Example downstream manifest example01.md:
replace:
<!--{exampleReplace03}-->: Example Three<!--{exampleReplace04}--: Example Four
A manifest should also be able to take in other manifests and rerun the process. Here's how it would work:
Input:
Output:
The tool would recognize it's a manifest file and recursively call the merge.js script.
merge-js produces a moduleFinal.md file that is now taken in as the inputFile.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: