![]() For more information about how to use this package see README. You can find the full code as an example on my git repo.Here is my gulpfile.js: var gulp = require ( ' gulp ' ) var gutil = require ( ' gulp-util ' ) var bower = require ( ' bower ' ) var concat = require ( ' gulp-concat ' ) var sass = require ( ' gulp-sass ' ) var minif圜ss = require ( ' gulp-minify-css ' ) var rename = require ( ' gulp-rename ' ) var jade = require ( ' gulp-jade ' ) var sh = require ( ' shelljs ' ) var browserify = require ( ' browserify ' ) var source = require ( ' vinyl-source-stream ' ) var paths = ) This page was generated by GitHub Pages using the Cayman theme by Jason Long. Auto generate import-only files for any file type. You could create a file blob from gulp-util that would read the incoming stream and automatically add new files. In the last article we ended up with gulpfile.js that looks like this const = require("gulp") Ĭonst cleanCSS = require("gulp-clean-css") Ĭonst liveReload = require("gulp-livereload") Įfault = series(minif圜SS, minifyJS) Another possible solution is adding some stuff to gulp-util that allows you to make 'file blobs', or collections of files that check which files are recomputed, and always send the full file list down the pipe. When changes occur, new files will automatically be compiled. Unfortunately, it doesn't pick up directories that have been added after watch runs, but it's better than explicitly listing out all of your existing folders. we agree that to access a task we either run gulp for public tasks or just gulp to run the default flow.īut to be honest, it's a little bit tedious to run the command every time we modify a file, whether it's a big or a small change, don't worry gulp has an easy way to keep watching for files changes and run any task you specify. Laravel Elixir provides a clean, fluent API for defining basic Gulp tasks for your Laravel. It will pick up new files in any existing directories. Gulp works like a pipeline of tasks, it reads source code files as a stream, submits them to different tasks that can either be non-destructive processes (. Possible events: add - file was added to watch or created change - file was changed unlink - file was deleted. ![]() ![]() ![]() Additional event field is added to determine what caused changes. vinyl is vinyl object that corresponds to the file that caused the event. In the previous article, we talked about gulpjs and we managed to create a couple of gulp tasks. Demonstrates the following: -How to concatenate JS files using Gulp.js (using 'gulp-concat') -How to minify (uglify) JS files using Gulp.js. All incoming files that are piped in are grouped and passed to the events stream as is. ![]()
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