concat.js
It runs on Node, so you'll need that, and npm of course (which installs with Node), you'll also note that you'll need commander, you can ge that by running:
npm instal commanderOnce you've got that installed you can use the following to get the usage information:
node concat.jsWhich will return
Usage: concat.js [options] Options: -h, --help output usage information -V, --version output the version number -f, --filelist [txtfile] use an input file with a comma separated list of files to concat -s, --files [files] specify the files to concat in the option -d, --dest [dest] the destination fileSo, it's a little script that will take a list of javascript files & concatenate them together. You can provide the list either in a text file or on the command line, and in either case it's a comma separated list of filenames.
References:
Inspiration: blog.millermedeiros.com
Node.js: Node.js
Commander.js: on github
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