0.0.16 • Published 2 years ago

codemonauts-gulp-tasks v0.0.16

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codemonauts-gulp-tasks

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Some common Gulp functions we share accross all our projects.

Usage

Install the package codemonauts-gulp-tasks with your preferred package manager and then require it at the start of your gulpfile.js like this:

const { clean, script, copy, pug, sass } = require('codemonauts-gulp-functions');

Environment

Some functions behave differently based on your environment which can be set via --env when calling Gulp. The default value is development. If you provide any other value it will switch to production mode and e.g. activate minifying of the final CSS.

Included functions

clean

clean('list-of-folders')

Example:

task('clean', function () {
    return clean([
        '../templates/*',
        '../public/js/*',
    ]);
});

copy

copy('source-folder/list-of-folders/single-file', 'destination-folder')

If destination-folder has a trailing slash, we assume we should copy the file into this folder. If it doesn't end in a slash, the last part of the path is used as the new filename.

Example:

task('templates', function () {
    return copy("src/static/**", "dist/") && // Copy a whole folder
    copy("src/static/hello.txt", "dist/") && // Copy a single file
    copy("src/static/hello.txt", "dist/renamed.txt") // Copy and rename file
});

pug

pug('source-folder', 'destination-folder' [,'amp-css-file'])

Example:

task('pug', function () {
    return pug('pug/**/*.pug', '../templates')
});

Or if you want to inline a special CSS file for AMP, provide the file path via the third parameter:

task('pug', function () {
    return pug('pug/**/*.pug', '../templates', '../public/css/amp.css')
});

sass

sass('source-folder', 'base-path', 'destination' [, extraPlugins])

The list of extraPlugins is optional and can be ommitted. Then you will only get autoprefixer and if building for production also cssnano.

Example:

const tailwindcss = require("tailwindcss");

task("sass", function () {
  extras = [tailwindcss("./tailwind.config.js")];
  return sass("src/sass/**.sass", "src/sass", "website/static/css/", extras);
});

script

js('filename', 'destination')

Example:

task('js', function () {
    return script('scripts.js');
});

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