Pug/Jade source copied to build folder about pingy-cli

[davej]

I'm closing this because it's not something I plan to support in the short-term, I may revisit it though.

If you want a quick-fix then you could do something like this with your package.json export script:

"scripts": {
  "start": "pingy dev",
  "export": "pingy export && find ./dist/ -name \"*.pug\" -type f -delete"
},

[mahmoudzadah]

Is this workaround still valid? doesn't seem to work anymore:
"export": "pingy export && find ./dist/ -name \"*.css\" -type f -delete"
I am still intrested in an option like this:
{ //... "sourceMap": false, //... }

[davej]

Is this workaround still valid?

It depends on your OS. If you're on windows then you probably want something like: pingy export && del /s dist/*.css. See here for more info: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35957077/how-to-remove-all-files-with-specific-extension-in-folder

[mahmoudzadah]

The "del" command works by itself. But if I use it with pingy export, it's not.
I think it is executed before the "export" is completed. So the files are created after the del command.

[davej]

I'm guessing you're using powershell or something like that. See here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/563600/can-i-get-to-work-in-powershell

[mahmoudzadah]

Thanks!