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npm install gulp-flash
Single file
var flash = require('gulp-flash');
gulp.src('src/main.as')
.pipe(flash()) // will out pull main.swf in same folder
Multi file
gulp.src('src/*.as')
.pipe(flash()) // will out pull all .swf in same folder
Multi file with swf output
gulp.src('src/*.as')
.pipe(flash('swf/')) // will out pull all .swf in target folder
With parameters
gulp.src('src/*.as')
.pipe(flash('swf/',{
'library-path': [
'./libs'
],
'source-path': [
'./zClass'
],
'swf-version': 13,
'use-gpu': true
}))) // will out pull all .swf in target folder using this parameters
// or
gulp.src('src/*.as')
.pipe(flash({
'library-path': [
'./libs'
],
'source-path': [
'./zClass'
],
'swf-version': 13,
'use-gpu': true
}))) // will out pull all .swf in same folder using this parameters
The MIT License
FAQs
GulpJS plugin for build actionscript into .swf
The npm package gulp-flash receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, gulp-flash popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gulp-flash 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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