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lib/patternlibrary/update-datafiles.js (1 issue)

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var path     = require('path');
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var jsonfile = require('jsonfile');
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/**
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 * updates the pattern-library JSON data-file
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 */
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function updateDataFile ( ) { 
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    var _this       = this,
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        patterns    = this.data.patterns,
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        categories  = this.data.categories,
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        destPath    = path.join(this.options.dest, this.options.basepath)
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    ;
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    // complete library data
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    var file = path.join(destPath, 'patternlibrary.json');
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    jsonfile.writeFileSync(file, this.data, {spaces: 4});
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	if (this.options.nogui === false) {
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	    // search data
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	    this.options.pageRoot = path.join(this.options.basepath, '');
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	    this.buildsearch(path.join(destPath, 'search.json'), function() {
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	        // pattern data
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	        var file = path.join(destPath, 'patterns.json');
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	        jsonfile.writeFileSync(file, patterns, {spaces: 4});
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	        // categorie data
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	        var file = path.join(destPath, 'categories.json');
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	        jsonfile.writeFileSync(file, categories, {spaces: 4});
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	    });
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	}
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}
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module.exports = updateDataFile;
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