Configuration File

Instead of passing command-line arguments, you can use a builder.ini file in your project root. Command-line arguments override config file values.

Usage

Create a builder.ini file, you can also call builder -init to create one.

input: srcr/
output: R/

Then run builder without arguments:

builder

Options

Option	Type	Default	Description
`input`	string	`srcr/`	Input directory
`output`	string	`R/`	Output directory
`prepend`	string	-	File to prepend to outputs
`append`	string	-	File to append to outputs
`deadcode`	bool	`false`	Enable dead code detection
`sourcemap`	bool	`false`	Enable source maps
`clean`	bool	`true`	Clean output before build
`watch`	bool	`false`	Enable watch mode
`plugin`	list	-	Space-separated plugins
`import`	list	-	Space-separated imports
`depends`	list	-	Space-separated dev dependencies to check
`reader`	string	-	Define custom file type reader (format: `type function`)

Full Example

# Builder configuration
input: srcr/
output: R/

# File manipulation
prepend: inst/license.txt
append: inst/footer.txt

# Features
deadcode: true
sourcemap: false
clean: true
watch: false

# Plugins and imports (space-separated)
plugin: mypkg::minify mypkg::lint
import: inst/types.rh inst/utils.rh

# Dev dependencies (space-separated R packages)
depends: testthat devtools roxygen2

# Custom file readers (one per line)
reader: tsv \(x) read.delim(x, sep="\t", header=FALSE)
reader: myformat mypackage::read_myformat

Overriding with CLI

Config values are defaults. CLI arguments take precedence:

# Uses config, but overrides input
builder -input other/

# Uses config, but disables cleaning
builder -noclean

Comments

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