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carbon-gulp

Shared build steps for projects using the carbon library

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carbon-gulp

Shared build steps for projects using the carbon UI Library

Install

npm install carbon-gulp -D

Before starting

Install gulp

npm install gulp -D

Usage

Create your own gulpfile.js with the following structure

// gulpfile.js

const gulp = require('gulp');
const cbngulp = require('carbon-gulp')(gulp);

cbngulp.registerTasks({
    // here goes the tasks configuration
});

// gulp tasks alliases
gulp.task('set-dev', () => {
    cbngulp.config.devmode = true;
});

gulp.task('build', [
    'scss',
    'js'
]);

gulp.task('dev', ['set-dev', 'scss:watch', 'js:watch', 'serve']);
gulp.task('default', ['build']);

Build tasks

JS Builds and minimises and uglifies your js files

js: {
    dependencies: ['eslint'],         // optional
    entry: 'src/main.js',
    out: 'dist/main.min.js',
    watch: 'src/**/*.js',
    rollupConfig: {
        moduleName: 'yourModuleName',
        format: 'iife'
    }
}

SCSS Builds css from sass files and minimises it

scss: {
    dependencies: ['stylelint'],      // optional
    entry: 'src/main.scss',
    out: 'dist/carbon.min.css',
    watch: 'src/**/*.scss'
}

Linter tasks

Optional tasks for linting code style

eslint: {
    files: 'src/**/*.js'
},

stylelint: {
    files: 'src/**/*.scss'
}

For running linter tasks you will also need to create a configuration files. You could add custom rules to configuration files.

.eslintrc.js for eslint task

module.exports = Object.assign(require('carbon-gulp/.eslintrc.js'), {
    // custom rules here
});

stylelint.config.js for stylelint task

module.exports = Object.assign(require('carbon-gulp/.stylelintrc.js'), {
    // custom rules here
});

Clean task

Simply cleans dist folder

serve: {
    dir: 'dist'
}

Serve task

Runs a local server on localhost:3000 by default

clean: {
    files: ['dist/**/*']
}

Karma task

Runs karma tests

jstest: {
    type: 'js',
    entry: 'src/main.spec.js',
    out: 'dist/main.min.spec.js',
    watch: ['test-src/**/*.js', 'js-src/**/*.js'],
},

karma: {
    dependencies: ['jstest'],
    files: ['dist/index.spec.js']
}

Cross-browser testing on saucelabs

Please note, running tests on saucelabs requires SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY env variables to be set correctly.

karma: {
    dependencies: ['jstest'],
    files: ['dist/index.spec.js'],
    sauceLabs: {
        startConnect: true
        // all available options are here: https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-sauce-launcher
    }
}

Usage example

This is a working example, that shows all posible build tasks

const gulp = require('gulp');
const cbngulp = require('carbon-gulp')(gulp);

cbngulp.registerTasks({
    js: {
        entry: 'src/main.entry.js',
        out: 'dist/main.min.js',
        watch: 'src/**/*.js',
        rollupConfig: {
            format: 'iife',
            moduleName: 'yourModuleName'
        }
    },
    scss: {
        entry: 'src/main.scss',
        out: 'dist/main.min.css',
        watch: 'src/**/*.scss'
    },
    clean: {
        path: ['dist/**/*']
    },
    serve: {
        dir: 'dist',
    },
    jstest: {
        type: 'js',
        entry: 'src/main.spec.js',
        out: 'dist/main.min.spec.js',
        watch: ['test-src/**/*.js', 'js-src/**/*.js'],
    },
    karma: {
        dependencies: ['jstest'],
        files: ['dist/main.min.spec.js'],
    }
});

gulp.task('set-dev', () => {
    scgulp.config.devmode = true;
});

gulp.task('build', ['js', 'scss']);

gulp.task('dev', ['set-dev', 'js:watch', 'jstest:watch', 'karma', 'scss:watch', 'serve']);

Compatibility with Grunt (?)

npm install gulp-grunt -D
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Keywords

carbon

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Package last updated on 13 Jan 2017

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