@khalidhoffman/kdev-utils v4.2.0

kdev-utils

A cli/gulp library for quicker front-end development

How To Use

1. run npm i -g @khalidhoffman/kdev-utils for kdev cli (or without -g via package.json script).
2. Run kdev from root folder to see list of tasks.

3. Run kdev setup to generate project kdev.config.json file

Example Config

{
  "name": "project_name"
  "avocode" : {
      "userSelector": "User's Full Name",
      "projectSelector": "Project_name_to_match_against"
  },
  "workingDir" "/an/absolute/path|default|wordpress",
  "tasks" : [
    {
      "name" : "stylus",
      "input": "relative/path/to/stylus/folder/from/workingDir",
      "output": "relative/path/to/stylesheets/folder/from/workingDir"
    },
    {
      "name" : "pug-php",
      "input": "relative/path/to/pug/folder/from/workingDir",
      "output": "relative/path/to/php/folder/from/workingDir",
      "options": {
        "pretty": true
      }
    },
    {
      "name" : "jsx",
      "input": "relative/path/to/jsx/folder/from/workingDir",
      "options": {
        "ignore": ["glob/pattern/to/ignore", "**/node_modules/**"]
       }
    }
  ]
}

Config Details

• All paths are relative to workingDir. workingDir is an absolute path.
• workingDir when set to "default", uses the process.cwd() (the current working directory)
• jsx, stylus, less, and js tasks support options.ignore field which is a glob pattern to exclude

Task Options