Bundlee

Bundlee is a Deno library that takes all static files from a given folder and bundles them into a single JSON file. It compresses the files using gzip and stores them in base64 format. Bundlee can then uncompress and retrieve the contents of the bundled files when needed.

Features

• Bundle multiple static files into a single JSON object
• Compresses files using gzip
• Zero dependencies
• Built for Deno

Example Usage

Getting files from a bundle

import { Bundlee } from "https://deno.land/x/bundlee/mod.ts"

// Bundlee.load is a static factory function returning a ready to use instance
const staticFiles = await Bundlee.load("url")

// Implement this in a middleware in your web framework,
// ... or use it for something completely different!
if (staticFiles.has("static/index.html")) {
  const fileContent = staticFiles.get("static/index.html")
}

Creating a Bundle

To create a bundle using the bundlee CLI command, follow these steps:

1. Install bundlee as a command-line tool:

deno install --allow-read --allow-write https://deno.land/x/bundlee/bundlee.ts

1. Use the bundlee command to create a bundle from a specified directory:

bundlee --path <path-to-your-directory> <output-bundle-file>

Replace with the path of the directory you want to bundle and with the desired output file name (e.g., bundle.json).

Example:

bundlee --path static/ bundle.json

This command will create a bundle of the static/ directory and save it as bundle.json. Files in the bundle will be named static/dir/file.name based on where the working directory where you ran the command.