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elixir-pep
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All around tool for compiling modules from elixir and a config file that will refresh the stream.
All around tool for compiling modules from elixir and a config file that will refresh the stream.
Currently supported compilers:
npm install --save-dev gulp-util elixir-pep
Require the package in your gulpfile.js and add the pep function to the mix object of elixir. (Remember you can still use elixir's own functions with this command.)
Example gulpfile:
var util = require('gulp-util');
var elixir = require('laravel-elixir');
require('elixir-pep');
elixir(function(mix) {
mix.pep(require(util.env.config || './config'));
});
As you can see in the previous example the pep function requires only ONE argument and this is the config in the form of an object.
Example configuration:
{
"modules": [{
"namespace": "demo",
"angular": {
"deps": ["LocalStorageModule"]
},
"libs": {
"src": ["resources/assets/bower/angular/angular.js"]
},
"sass": true
}, {
"namespace": "LocalStorageModule",
"angular": {
"name": "LocalStorageModule",
"src": "resources/assets/bower/angular-local-storage/dist/angular-local-storage.js"
}
}]
}
I have defined two modules here, as you can probably see a lot of stuff is predefined, but also very extensible! You can edit all the different configurations of all different modules by calling the plugins parameter in the config file, like so:
"plugins": {
"angular-templatecache": {
"root": "templates/"
}
}
If you only want this for a module, you can put it into the config object of that module, this will cascade down in the configuration and overwrite the properties that you define here. You can also just create the folders itsself and define a module and its namespace and the module will think of the rest itself.
The recommended structure for this module is something like:
resources/assets/modules/{namespace}/sass
resources/assets/modules/{namespace}/angular
resources/assets/modules/{namespace}/templates
resources/assets/modules/{namespace}/libs
You can edit this structure entirely in the structure config (scroll down for a view of the entire config file).
To append dependencies to your angular apps, you can add the deps parameter to your module's angular config. This will go through your modules and find the coherent namespaces, it will append the found files to a deps file in the angular dist folder.
{
"modules": [],
"structure": {
"source": {
"basePath": "./resources/assets/modules",
"sass": "sass",
"angular": "angular",
"templates": "templates",
"libs": "libs"
},
"dest": {
"basePath": "./public/dist",
"sass": "css",
"angular": "angular",
"libs": "libs"
}
},
"sass": {
"sourcemaps": true,
"minify": false
},
"js": {
"bundle": false,
"traceur": true,
"sourcemaps": true,
"uglify": false,
"annotate": false,
"filesize": false
},
"plugins": {
"angular-templatecache": {
"root": "",
"module": "templates",
"standalone": false,
"moduleSystem": "",
"templateHeader": "angular.module(\"<%= module %>\"<%= standalone %>).run([\"$templateCache\", function($templateCache) {",
"templateFooter": "}]);"
},
"uglify": {
"mangle": true,
"output": {
"indent_start": 0,
"indent_level": 4,
"quote_keys": false,
"space_colon": true,
"ascii_only": false,
"inline_script": false,
"width": 80,
"max_line_len": 32000,
"ie_proof": true,
"beautify": false,
"source_map": null,
"bracketize": false,
"comments": false,
"semicolons": true
},
"compress": {
"sequences": true,
"properties": true,
"dead_code": true,
"drop_debugger": true,
"unsafe": false,
"conditionals": true,
"comparisons": true,
"evaluate": true,
"booleans": true,
"loops": true,
"unused": true,
"hoist_funs": true,
"hoist_vars": false,
"if_return": true,
"join_vars": true,
"cascade": true,
"side_effects": true,
"warnings": true,
"global_defs": {}
}
},
"traceur": {
"modules": "commonjs"
},
"ng-annotate": {
"remove": true,
"add": true,
"single_quotes": true
},
"autoprefixer": {
"browsers": [
"> 1%",
"last 2 versions",
"Firefox ESR",
"Opera 12.1"
],
"cascade": true,
"remove": true
},
"minify-css": {
"advanced": false,
"aggressiveMerging": false,
"benchmark": false,
"compatibility": false,
"debug": true,
"inliner": false,
"keepBreaks": false,
"keepSpecialComments": "*",
"mediaMerging": true,
"processImport": false,
"rebase": false,
"relativeTo": false,
"restructuring": false,
"root": false,
"roundingPrecision": 2,
"shorthandCompacting": false,
"sourceMap": false,
"sourceMapInlineSources": false,
"target": false
}
}
}
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All around tool for compiling modules from elixir and a config file that will refresh the stream.
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