@theme-tools/plugin-jekyll v1.0.0

Jekyll Plugin for Theme Tools

Theme core plugins let you easily pass in configuration and get a set of Gulp-ready task functions back that have sensible defaults and work well together.

Getting Started

Install

npm install @theme-tools/plugin-jekyll --save

Configure

The config that is passed in is merged with config.default.js.

cp node_modules/@theme-tools/plugin-jekyll/config.default.js config.jekyll.js

Setup

Add this to your gulpfile.js:

const gulp = require('gulp');
const config = {};
config.jekyll = require('./config.jekyll.js');
const jekyllTasks = require('@theme-tools/plugin-jekyll')(config.jekyll);

gulp.task('jekyll', jekyll.build);
gulp.task('watch:jekyll', jekyll.watch);

Details

Tasks

These tasks are methods inside jekyllTasks from the above code example. You can run them anyway you can run a function, though they are often ran via Gulp. All tasks take a callback function as the first and only parameter that will run when the task is done - exactly how gulp.task(), gulp.parallel(), and gulp.series() want.

jekyllTasks.build() - Build Jekyll

Builds Jekyll.

jekyllTasks.watch() - Watch Jekyll

Watch and rebuild Jekyll incrementally.

Configuration

All configuration is deep merged with config.default.js.

cwd

Type: String Default: ./

Path to where the build command should be ran. Probably same directory as Gemfile.

commandPrefix

Type: String Default: bundle exec jekyll

You could use jekyll if you have it globally installed or an absolute path if you're having other issues.