OutputBy Enumeration

The options to manage JavaScript output folders and files.

Namespace: Bridge
Assembly: Bridge (in Bridge.dll)

Syntax

[ExternalAttribute]
public enum OutputBy

<ExternalAttribute> _
Public Enumeration OutputBy

[ExternalAttribute]
public enum class OutputBy

	Member name	Description
	Class	The class name will be the file name. If there are classes with same names in different namespaces, the generated JavaScript will be combined into one file. For example, if the class name is "Helpers", the file name will be "Helpers.js".
	ClassPath	A folder hierarchy is created using the class name, and a folder is created for each unique word (split by '.') in the class namespace. For example, if the class "Helpers" is within the "Demo" namespace, the file path and name will be "Demo/Helpers.js".
	Module	The ModuleAttribute value is used as the file name if set on a class. For example, if [Module("MyModuleName")] is set, the file name will be "MyModuleName.js".
	Namespace	The full namespace is used as the file name. For example, if "Demo.Utilities" is the namespace, the file name will be "Demo.Utilities.js".
	NamespacePath	The class namespace is split (by '.') and a folder is created for each individual value, except the last value which becomes the file name. For example, if "Demo.Utilities" is the namespace, the file path and name will be "/Demo/Utilities.js".
	Project	All generated JavaScript for the project is added to one [ProjectName].js file. For example, if the project name is "MyUtilities", the file name will be "MyUtilities.js". This can be overridden by setting the fileName option within bridge.json, or by using the [FileName] Attribute on the assembly or class levels.