The configuration is an array of folders or single files you want to copy. Each entry of the array is an object with two keys: source is the source folder, and target is the target folder.

The resulting configuration might look something like this:

export const assets = [{
    source: "./images",
    target: "./public/images"
}, {
    source: "./fonts",
    target: "./public/fonts"
}];

If you only want to copy some of the files, you can select them using a filter function. That function will be called for every file, with its path relative to source. Only files passing the test implemented by that function – i.e. those for which the function returns true – will be copied.

In this example, we only copy .ttf fonts and omit images from the templates directory:

export const assets = [{
    source: "./fonts",
    target: "./public/fonts",
    filter: file => file.endsWith(".ttf")
}, {
    source: "./images",
    target: "./public/images",
    filter: file => !file.startsWith("templates/")
}];

faucet-pipeline-static

The previous version of faucet-pipeline-assets was called faucet-pipeline-static. You can find the documentation for it here.