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Lenny D
Lenny D

Reputation: 2004

Gulp update contents of file with hash of another file

I am struggling with this gulp task. I have a file that I need to modify post build which is a file that is part of a PWA package using Angular Service Worker. As a result of the modification I need to recalculate the hash and update the entry in the ngsw.json file whose contents look like this.

 "hashTable": {
    "/1.a634d7bd57cc0b60b07a.js": "f67c68837f048be737dcb1359072fc40c1f93144",
    "/10.b18571adf198206cc401.js": "c59d8f124964b73456f22ed3a51efec0493ce7c5",
    "/100.625f7b4770945172db3e.js": "da62af393973a8eb002874406e8a1dd828faecaf",
    "/main.5be263c044e031156b6b.js": "5bfa4ec8a86ee2ab4a5f2f999b0742ac4a5ddbc7"
}

I know the filename of the file that needs the hash updating and I have this function 

let hashsum = require("gulp-hashsum");
function getHash() {
    gulp.src(["www/main*.js"]).pipe(hashsum({
            stream: true,
            json: true
        }
    )).pipe(gulp.dest( 
      // How to replace ngsw.json 'hashTable' entry with this response? )); 
    }

I am not very familiar with gulp and any help would be appreciated.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 554

Answers (1)

Derek Nguyen
Derek Nguyen

Reputation: 11577

You can write a plugin that'll take the result from hashsum and simply use fs to modify your json.

Here's a naive implementation:

const fs = require('fs')
const path = require('path')
const through = require('through2')
const hashsum = require('gulp-hashsum')

const modifyJson = ({ fileName, src, property }) => through.obj((file, _, cb) => {
  const { name } = path.parse(file.path)
  if (name !== fileName) return cb(null, file)

  const pathToJson = path.resolve(__dirname, src)
  if (!fs.existsSync(pathToJson)) {
    return cb(new Error(`${src} doesn't exist.`), file)
  }
  const json = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(pathToJson, 'utf8'))

  const content = JSON.parse(file.contents)
  if (typeof json[property] === 'undefined') console.warn(`${src} doesn't has any property named '${property}' A new one will be created.`)
  json[property] = content
   fs.writeFileSync(pathToJson, JSON.stringify(json))

  return cb(null, file)
})

Usage:

exports.modifyJson = () =>
  src(['app/**/*.js'])
  .pipe(hashsum({
    stream: true,
    json: true,
  }))
  .pipe(modifyJson({
    fileName: 'SHA1SUMS',
    src: './test.json',
    property: 'hashTable',
  }))

I have this code up on a gist here.

Upvotes: 1

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