ASK: How one would use that with a Hugo website for example? about embedme HOT 5 CLOSED

@dgomesbr can you please explain your use case? If you have node installed you don't really need to use npm - you can use npx which comes bundled with node which allows you to use node based utilities in a super simple way. just npx embedme path/to/your/documents/**/*.md.

@ayazhafiz note in the example I just gave that you can handle multiple files with glob matching

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Are you asking how to run this on a batch of files? If so, you can make a shell bash script. For instance, say you have a dependency to embedme in your package.json:

FILES="$(getfiles)"

echo $FILES | while read -r file; do
  yarn run embed "$file"
done

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Hey @zakhenry,

I have a workshop with static pages in markdown, most of those pages include at least 1-3 code excerpts. embedme is great, because now I can keep it outside my MD files and make sure I can compile then to see if there's any error due to library being bumped after updates.

My question is, on my package.json I use the following:

"scripts": {
        "build": "tsc && (cd ../workshop && hugo)",
        "watch": "tsc -w",
        "deploy": "npm run build && cdk deploy",
        "cdk": "cdk"
    },

Now what step should I add there, just npx embedme path/1/**/*.md and so on?

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@dgomesbr yep that's exactly right, you'd do something along the lines of

    "scripts": {
        "build": "tsc && embedme **/*.md && (cd ../workshop && hugo)",
    },

Note if you're using a package.json it is recommended to just install embedme as a normal package rather than using npx. All you have to do is run npm install embedme --save-dev

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Thanks!

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