I have a large directory structure, typical of most apps.
For example, like this:
theprojectroot
|- src
| |- app
| | |- index.html
| | |- index.js
| | |- userhome
| | | |- userhome.html
| | | |- userhome.js
| | |- management
| | | |- management.html
| | | |- management.js
| | |- social
| | | |- social.html
| | | |- social.js
| |- assets
|- vendor
|- package.json
I would like to copy all the HTML
files - and ONLY the HTML files - in all the directories into another folder.
I'm currently using Grunt copy
to copy all files, but now I'd like to do so just for the HTML. In the docs, there doesn't seem to be any option to select a file type.
Does anyone have a hack they could suggest to do this?
The following code will work
copy: {
files: {
cwd: 'path/to/files', // set working folder / root to copy
src: '**/*.html', // copy all files and subfolders **with ending .html**
dest: 'dist/files', // destination folder
expand: true // required when using cwd
}
}