@marknotton/source-exists v1.1.0

Source Exists

Report files that don't exist from an array of relative paths.

Installation

npm i @marknotton/source-exists --save-dev

const sourceExists = require('@marknotton/source-exists')

Usage

Simply pass in the same array of source files into the sourceExists function to check if the files exist.

Special cases where ignored files (!) or globs (*) are used will not be checked. Only full file paths relative to where the Gulp task file is located.

gulp.task('scripts', () => {

  let files = [
    "modules/scripts/file.js",
    "public/assets/js/galleryzzzz.js",
    "public/assets/js/inits.js",
    "public/assets/js/*/**.js"
  ]

  sourceExists(files)

  return gulp.src(files)
  .pipe(gulp.dest("combined.js"))
});

This will output something like this in your CLI:

[12:32:01] Missing: public/assets/js/galleryzzzz.js Could not find this file

You can pass in a second parameter too. A true boolean will cause your task to throw an error if a source file couldn't be found rather than outputting a CLI message. Alternatively you can set your own callback function to do what you like. The callback function passes back an array of strings.

sourceExists(files, message => { console.log(message); })