Banshee

Banshee combines your source files into a single script or stylesheet to reduce HTTP overhead and make development easier. It has built-in support for Sprockets-style dependency syntax (#= require x) and a lightning-fast, built-in watch mechanism to detect changes to your source files and recompile on the fly.

$ npm install -g banshee

Syntax:

$ banshee [input_filepath]:[output_filepath]

Example:

$ banshee src/application.coffee:build/application.min.js

Option	Description
-c, --compress	Compress the final compilation with the Google Closure Compiler
-w, --watch	Use the built-in watch mechanism to observe your source files and re-compile when something changes
-q, --quiet	Quiet the command-line output
--no-color	Disable color in the output
--full-paths	Use full filepaths in the manifest output
--clear	Clear the terminal window, on by default with --watch
-h, --help	Output usage information
-v, --version	Output the version number

Banshee supports Sprockets-style requires, with one exception. Instead of using `require_tree`, you can simply use `require` and Banshee will automatically detect if the path is a source file or a directory.

Syntax: (JavaScript)

//= require lib/some_directory

//= require other_file.js


Syntax: (CoffeeScript)

#= require lib/some_directory

#= require other_file.coffee


Syntax: (CSS)

/*= require lib/some_directory */

/*= require other_file.css */


Syntax: (LESS) Uses normal LESS import statements.

@import 'lib/dependency1';

@import 'dependency2';


Paths used in `require` statements are evaluated relative to the file which contains them.

We'd love your help. Fork us so we can make Banshee better.

$ git clone git://github.com/imulus/banshee

You can download this project in either zip or tar formats.

or get the source code on GitHub : imulus/banshee