I'm building a webapp that will use a number of 3rd party Javascript/CSS 
libraries.  A typical "sloppy" approach would be to open the distribution zips, 
copy the required files into webapp/css and webapp/js, and forget about it 
until you have to upgrade a UI library. At this point you have no idea which 
files came from where.

What I want to do is impose some structure on this by storing the UI library 
distribution zip within a "vendor" directory at top level and then use the 
Maven Resource plugin to copy the files during the Process Resources phase.  

The problem is that I need to apply arbitrary transformations (change paths, 
for example) to files over which I have no control, and cannot edit to include 
substitution tokens.  I want to match on a regex instead.  AFAICT, the Resource 
plugin does not support arbitrary regex matching for its filtering operation.

[Yes, I know that when the next version of Library X comes out some of my 
regexes may be invalid.  It will still be a much better starting point]

Is there a plugin that will do this?

---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected]
For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]

Reply via email to