This is a simple tool that can read HTML (or JSP) input from stdin and find all the <script></script> tags coming in. It will then identify any files that are referenced in the script tag and attempt to reconcile that against the local filesystem (using --path options).
The following example contatenates a.html and b.html through to rig-html and resolve files referenced against a couple of paths.
cat a.html b.html | rig-html --path scripts/ --path vendor/lib/
This would then generate a list of scripts (with absolute path) that have been found as existing in the two HTML docs, e.g:
/full/path/to/project/vendor/lib/jquery.js
/full/path/to/project/scripts/app.js
This may not seems terribly useful on it's own, but when you combine it with xargs it becomes quite magical:
cat a.html b.html | rig-html --path scripts/ --path vendor/lib/ | xargs cat
Which would then generate the entire output of the contatenated files :)
It should be noted that this tool only exists to make it easier to work with "old school" HTML page development flow. It's probably not recommended for a new project, as you should definitely consider something like browserify or webpack.
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