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@agence-webup/gulpy
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npm i -D @agence-webup/gulpy
In your gulpfile.js:
const gulp = require('gulp')
const Gulpy = require('@agence-webup/gulpy')
// config
const gulpy = new Gulpy({
publicFolder: 'dist',
manifest: 'dist/rev-manifest.json',
npmManifest: 'dist/npm-manifest.json'
})
// tasks
const sass = gulpy.sass('src/sass/style.scss', 'dist/css') // this will automatically watch all .scss files in src/sass/**/*
const js = gulpy.js(['src/js/**/*', '!src/js/*.js'], 'dist/js')
const bundle = gulpy.bundle('src/js/*.js', 'dist/js', 'bundle.js')
const images = gulpy.images('src/img/**/*', 'dist/img')
const copyNpm = gulpy.copyNpm('dist/node_modules')
const version = gulpy.version(['dist/**', '!dist/node_modules/**', '!**/*.html'])
const npmVersion = gulpy.npmVersion()
const clean = gulpy.clean(['dist/**'])
const copy = gulp.parallel(
gulpy.copy('src/fonts/**/*', 'dist/fonts'),
gulpy.copy('src/**/*.html', 'dist')
)
const replaceVersion = gulp.parallel(
gulpy.replaceVersion('dist/**/*.css', 'dist'),
gulpy.replaceVersion('dist/**/*.html', 'dist')
)
// export
exports.default = gulp.series(clean, gulp.series(sass, js, bundle, images, copy, copyNpm))
if (gulpy.isProduction()) {
exports.default = gulp.series(exports.default, version, replaceVersion, npmVersion)
}
exports.watch = gulpy.watch()
sass(src, dist)
less(src, dist)
js(src, dist)
bundle(src, dist, filename)
images(src, dist)
clean(dist)
copy(src, dist)
copyNpm(dist)
version(src)
replaceVersion(src, dist)
rewrite occurrences of filenames using the cache manifest in static filesnpmVersion()
generate a cache manifest for node_modules (useful for cache busting)watch()
auto watch all configured tasksclearCache()
clear the cache (mainly used for images)isProduction()
return true if the flag --production or --prod is usedsrc
and dist
can be glob strings (https://gulpjs.com/docs/en/getting-started/explaining-globs)
Cache busting is an important process when you want to work with Expires
header on the server side. Here are some explanations on how Gulpy handle this workflow:
gulpy.version()
appends a hash to filename by using gulp-rev image-1.jpg
→ image-1-7e44430a95.jpg
gulpy.version()
also writes a cache manifest file (from the manifest
option passed to Gulpy constructor)gulpy.replaceVersion()
reads the cache manifest file and replaces occurrences of filenames in static files
body{background-image:url(img/image-1.jpg)}
→ body{background-image:url(img/image-1-7e44430a95.jpg)}
gulp.npmVersion()
generates a cache manifest for node_modules./node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.js watch
You can also use browsersync:
./node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.js watch --proxy http://localhost:8000
./node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.js --production
It will automatically handle production requirement (like files minification) and generate a manifest file for cache busting.
FAQs
## Install
The npm package @agence-webup/gulpy receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @agence-webup/gulpy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @agence-webup/gulpy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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