I am creating a Yeoman generator app. I want to create a set of parent directories and each parent directory has the same set of child templates.
Right now I am using the below commands repeatedly to achieve this. Is there a better way to loop over an array and achieve the same?
this.mkdir('app/scss/modules/tables');
this.mkdir('app/scss/modules/navigation');
this.mkdir('app/scss/modules/pagination');
this.copy('_extends.scss', 'app/scss/modules/navigation/_extends.scss');
this.copy('_mixins.scss', 'app/scss/modules/navigation/_mixins.scss');
this.copy('_variables.scss', 'app/scss/modules/navigation/_variables.scss');
this.copy('_extends.scss', 'app/scss/modules/pagination/_extends.scss');
this.copy('_mixins.scss', 'app/scss/modules/pagination/_mixins.scss');
this.copy('_variables.scss', 'app/scss/modules/pagination/_variables.scss');
this.copy('_extends.scss', 'app/scss/modules/tables/_extends.scss');
this.copy('_mixins.scss', 'app/scss/modules/tables/_mixins.scss');
this.copy('_variables.scss', 'app/scss/modules/tables/_variables.scss');
I reckon you'd need two arrays, and at least two loops.
In pseudocode:
dirs = [ ... directories ... ];
files = [ ... files ... ];
for (directory in dirs) {
mkdir (d);
for (file in files) {
copy(file, directory + file);
}
}
If you ever need another directory with all files, or another file to go in all directories you'd just add it to the corresponding array.
Hope you find this useful!