Uses String.prototype.replace to replace matched patterns.

npm install --save-dev broccoli-string-replace

Replace VERSION_STRING with 1.6.5 in app/main.js:

var replace = require('broccoli-string-replace');

var tree = replace('app', {
  files: [ 'main.js' ],
  pattern: {
    match: /VERSION_STRING/g,
    replacement: '1.6.5'
  }
});

options.files {Array}

The list of files to process the list of patterns against. This is an array of strings.

options.patterns {Array}

A list of objects with match and replacement properties.

options.pattern {Object}

A single pattern with match and replacement properties.

I know, right?

Running the tests:

npm install
npm test

This project is distributed under the MIT license.