@marknotton/gulp-tasks

Notifier

Manage CLI and popup notification messages.

Installation

npm i @marknotton/notifier --save-dev

const notifier = require('@marknotton/notifier');

Usage

gulp.task('someTask', () => {
  return gulp.src([...])
  .pipe(plumber({errorHandler: notifier.error }))
  .pipe(concat('ccombined.js))
  .pipe(gulp.dest('/some/location/'))
  .pipe(notifier.success())
});

Options

Option	Type	Default	Details
project	String	-	Project name. Will appear as a subheading
exclusions	String	-	Files that match any part of this string will be excluded from any notification
prefix	String	-	String to add before the notification message
suffix	String	-	String to add after the notification message
popups	Bool	true	Prevent popups from showing. Console logs will still be rendered. Remote servers won't need popups and may even cause errors.
success	String		Icon to use on success messages. Can be relative to the project folder or an absolute URL
error	String		Icon to use on error messages. Can be relative to the project folder or an absolute URL
messages	String	Files compiled successfully	The message you want to display. This can be a shorthand name that references an object key defined in the defaults function (see below)
extra	Array/String	-	Manually add extra files to log out, regardless of whether they are actually part of the stream

A string will be defined as the message or message shorthand.

notifier.success('js', { project : 'My Project', ...})

Notice the use of a shorthand name as the first parameter. This will look for the keys in the default settings object. So you can list all your messages in one place.

Defining your default settings

You can preset the above options with the settings function. This will be refereed as your default options for every notifier instance.

notifier.settings({
  project : 'My Project,
  success : 'images/icon.png',
  exclusions:'.map',
  messages  : {
    js      : 'Javascripts are all done!',
    sass    : 'Looking gooooood!'
  }
});