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A gulp plugin for running external gulpfiles as part of a gulp task inside another gulpfile.
gulp-chug is non-modifying, i.e., gulp-chug will return the same stream it receives. See Use with other plugins for an example.
Requires node >= 0.10
Inspired by shama's grunt-hub.
Install with npm:
npm install gulp-chug
Run one external gulpfile:
var gulp = require( 'gulp' );
var chug = require( 'gulp-chug' );
gulp.task( 'default', function () {
gulp.src( './subproj/gulpfile.js' )
.pipe( chug() )
} );
Run multiple external gulpfiles:
var gulp = require( 'gulp' );
var chug = require( 'gulp-chug' );
gulp.task( 'default', function () {
// Find and run all gulpfiles under all subdirectories
gulp.src( './**/gulpfile.js' )
.pipe( chug() )
} );
grunt-chug will not modify streams passed to it, but will happily accept streams modified by other plugins:
var gulp = require( 'gulp' );
var chug = require( 'gulp-chug' );
var replace = require( 'gulp-replace' );
gulp.task( 'default', function () {
gulp.src( './subproj/gulpfile.js' )
// Transform stream with gulp-replace
.pipe( replace( 'Hello', 'Goodbye' ) )
// Run modified stream with gulp-chug
.pipe( chug() )
} );
If gulp-chug is the only plugin in the stream, there's no need to actually read
the contents of the gulpfiles. Set { read: false }
in gulp.src
to speed
things up:
var gulp = require( 'gulp' );
var chug = require( 'gulp-chug' );
gulp.task( 'default', function () {
gulp.src( './subproj/gulpfile.js', { read: false } )
.pipe( chug() )
} );
child_process.spawn
instead of child_process.exec
for real-time child gulpfile output (see exec vs spawn)The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014 Rob McGuire-Dale
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FAQs
Run external gulpfiles as part of a gulp task inside another gulpfile
The npm package gulp-chug receives a total of 3,557 weekly downloads. As such, gulp-chug popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gulp-chug demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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