gulp-dest-router v0.1.2

Install

npm install gulp-dest-router --save-dev

Basic Usage

You can use routes to build your files in different directories. Like this:

'use strict';

var destRouter = require('gulp-dest-router');

gulp.task('copy:static', function () {
    gulp.src([
               './index.html',
               './static/images/*.png'  //if you use '*' in path, you must use exact relative path
             ])                           //to the file in router
        .pipe(destRouter({
            dest:'./build/assets',      //default destination path for all files
            routes:{
                'index.html': '../',    //for index.html dest path is one level up from default dest path
                'vk.png':'icons'        //for ./static/images/vk.png file dest path is ./build/assets/icons,
                '*': 'other_folder'     //for all other files (use '*' symbol)
            }                             //in ./static/images/ dest path is ./build/assets/other_folder
        }));
})

if * is not defined, all files will be copied to default destination path. gulp-dest-router is not able to handle entire folder, like path/to/include/**

Also you can use it instead of gulp.dest

'use strict';

var destRouter = require('gulp-dest-router');

gulp.task('styles', function () {
    gulp.src('*.css')
        .pipe(destRouter('styles'));      // copy all .css files to 'styles' directory
})

Options

• dest

  	`String` Required.
  	Default destination path for all files.

• routes

  	`Object`
  	Optional setting. If it is passed, all files will be copied to default dest path.
  	Use `*` for all files.
  
  	```javascript
  	{
  	    'relativePath/to/srcFile': 'dest/path'
  	}
  	```
  	> relative path from source path, which was defined in gulp.src()