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setting up compose for tracks
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doowb committed Jan 15, 2014
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releases: {
options: {
compose: {
cwd: './'
cwd: '<%= config.root %>/releases'
}
},
files: [{
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volume: 1

layout: release.html
tracks: A/tracks/**/*.html
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layout: release.html
tracks: B/tracks/**/*.html
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<h4 class="text">tracks</h4>
<ol>
<!-- can pull tracks from current directory of file being processed? -->
{{#compose src="tracks/**/*.html"}}
{{#compose src=tracks}}
<li class="track" id="track-{{slugify @title}}" title="{{@title}}">
<a href="{{slugify @title}}">{{@title}}</a>
</li>
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thank you very much for the quick help. it works as expected with both releases.

i played with this in my project and was able to get it a little more generic by placing a release.yaml file in the releases folder above A and B and in that file i placed:

# setup default properties for releases
tracksPath: <%= title %>/tracks/**/*.html

which sets the tracksPath property to the current release's title + the standard tracks glob which works. one odd thing: i tried to use dirname instead of title but dirname was always undefined?

so in my layout for releases i now have {{compose src=release.tracksPath}} and for each release it pulls in the correct subdirectory. basically this release.yaml acts like a default value for tracksPath that all releases can use. come to think of it, i guess i could also put tracksPath in the collection config? that does not seem to work either.

anyway, i have a few follow ups that i will post in the original thread once i get my head around this a bit more. thanks again to you and @jonschlinkert for the help. your solution in particular inspired some "a ha!" moments in me once i figured out how it worked.

peace

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Oh, of course. I didn't see this earlier but I made a comment about doing this somewhere a little while (long after @doowb pushed this up). looks like we're at least headed in the right direction

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