feat!: generated file naming syntax #135
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BREAKING CHANGE: Generated files will no longer be saved on the root of the project by default, they will be encapsulated inside of a `.storyblok` folder.
BREAKING CHANGE: generated file naming syntax is now standard between all the commands, following the structure `<filename>.<suffix>.json`. Both filename and suffix are customizable and by default would be the command name and the spaceId respectively. Ex: `components.12345.json`
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The current implementation applies the flags
--filenamedifferently and has different naming conventions for generated files depending on the commandThis PR introduces another breaking change requested by clients which solves the situation by establishing a common format for generated files:
Where:
<filename>is the name of the file. Customizable by the user with the--filenameflag<suffix>is an optional suffix to differentiate the files. By default is going to be thespaceIdand is customizable by the user with the--suffixflag<extension>is the file extension. By default isjson(Not configurable)Example:
Will generate the languages in the following path
.storyblok/languages/my-languages.dev.jsonIf you would like to use a timestamp as the suffix you can use:
storyblok pull-languages --space=12345 --filename=my-languages --suffix="$(date +%s)"Warning
The
--filenamewill be ignored in the case that--separate-filesis used on the commands that supports it.