hardware-resolve

Resolver for a hardware key in your package.json. Using this, you can can whitelist, blacklist, or substitute files from your directory when pushing to an embedded device.

This is similar to the "browser" field package.json spec: https://gist.github.com/defunctzombie/4339901

For example,

{
  "name": ...,
  "hardware": {
    "grunt": false,
    "./test": false
  }
}

This would prevent the "grunt" module from being pushed, as well as the nested folder "test" (with a leading './') and all files underneath it.

Because the "hardware" key whitelists all packages by default, you can switch to a "blacklist" mode simply by unincluding all modules/files first:

{
  "name": ...,
  "hardware": {
    "*": false,
    "./": false,
    "async": true,
    "./src": true
  }
}

This would only push the "async" module and the "src" directory.

In addition, you can alias files to other files.

{
  "name": ...,
  "hardware": {
    "./index.js": "./hardware-shim/index.js",
    "./hardware-shim": false
  }
}

This would replace the "index.js" root file with the "hardware-shim/index.js" file, but not include the "hardware-shim" directory in the upload.

license

MIT