Add ability to transmit outputFileName into getJSON #72
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@lutien Great suggestion! Could you please update the readme, too? |
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I have added it now in an example of getJSON usage. Will it be enough? |
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It would be great to add some tests for this. Could you add them please? |
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I have added one test. I can not find some other cases which would be nice to cover. If you know point me, please 😊 |
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@lutien LGTM, thank you! |
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postcss-clinow there is an ability to keep folder structure that's why placement of built files can be a bit unpredictable. But still, it would be nice for some cases to keep json files with built files together. So, here is my proposal to provide output file name intogetJSONmethod to give ability use it in generation paths for json files