## Usage

Add to your node.js application with the following line of code:

```js
var writeData = require('{%= name %}');

// async
writeData(filepath, data[, options], function(err) {
  // do stuff with "err"
});

// sync
writeData.sync(filepath, data[, options]);
```

## API

The file extension is used to detect the data format to write. This can be overriden by passing a value on `options.ext`.

### YAML examples

```js
var data = {language: 'node_js', node_js: ['0.10', '0.12']};

// async
writeData('.travis.yml', data, function(err) {
  // do stuff with "err"
});

// sync
writeData.sync('.travis.yml', data);
```

Both would write a `.travis.yml` file to disk with the following contents:

```yaml
language: node_js
node_js:
  - "0.10"
  - "0.12"
```


### JSON examples


```js
var data = { name: 'foo', version: '0.1.0' };

// async
writeData('package.json', data, function(err) {
  // do stuff with "err"
});

// sync
writeData.sync('package.json', data);
```

Both would write a `package.json` file to disk with the following contents:

```json
{ 
  "name": "foo", 
  "version": "0.1.0" 
}
```