Brenton Cozby

The project includes a function called transformFiles that facilitates file movement, copying, and editing that I utilized in various projects for tasks such as copying static files to the "dist" folder, minifying front-end code (CSS, JavaScript, HTML), adding cache-busting hashes to filenames, compiling EJS templates with injected variables, and appending informative banner to bundled files.

The transformFiles function expects three parameters:
• An absolute path to the directory containing the files you intend to transform.
• An object with options, including the destination path and a Boolean value indicating whether the files should be flattened.
• A transformer callback function.
The transformer callback function receives an object with details about the current file being processed, including the filename, the source path, and the destination path.

I designed the transformFiles function and accompanying build-tool scripts as a complementary tool to frameworks like Webpack. Its flexibility and versatility make it an excellent addition to the development workflow

This is a website for Myocortex LLC, an elite strength and conditioning platform that offers one-on-one, tandem, and semi-private training.

I built this website without any front-end frameworks (like Bootstrap or React) or build tools (like Webpack). I made my own build tools using Node.js and created my own stylesheets and JavaScript utilities.

TechLaunch is a school that offers training in web development, digital marketing, and network administration. I created their website using PHP, Sass, Webpack, and some customized build tools.