A Barback transformer that removes files from the output of pub build and serve.
The transformer can be used to stop emitting output files that satisfy a filter from getting outputted by pub build or pub serve. This allows to emit a deployable version of your application, without source or sensitive files.
The next step is the configuration the transformer for your package. Add it to
the dependencies and transformers sections of your pubspec.yaml
and add the desired filters. A filter is a regular expression that is matched
against the full name of the assets. The following example removes all files
that end with the file exentsion .psd.
dependencies:
- consume_transformer
transformers:
- consume_transformer:
patterns: ["\\.psd$"]
You need to add the transformer to you pubspec.yaml file as the last
transformer to catch all files created during all build stages.
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