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gulp-notify

A plugin for Gulp to send messages to Mac Notification Center

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notification plugin for gulp

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Packagegulp-notify
DescriptionSend messages to Mac Notification center using the node-notifier module. Can also specify custom notifier (e.g. Growl notification).
Node Version>= 0.8

Note: Without overriding the notifier, Mac OS X >= 10.8 is required for this to run.

Usage

First, install gulp-notify as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev gulp-notify

Then, add it to your gulpfile.js:


var notify = require("gulp-notify");
gulp.src("./src/test.ext")
  .pipe(notify({
    message: "Hello Gulp!"
  }));

API

notify(String)

A message to notify per data on stream.

notify(Function)

Type: function(file)

The result of the function is used as message. File from gulp stream passed in as argument.

notify(options)

options.onLast

Type: Boolean
Default: false

If the notification should only happen on the last file of the stream. Per default a notification is triggered on each file.

options.message

Type: String
Default: File path in stream

The message you wish to attach to file.

options.title

Type: String
Default: "Gulp Notification"

The title of the notification

options.notifier

Type: Function(options, callback)
Default: node-notifier module

Swap out the notifier by passing in an function. The function expects two arguments: options and callback.

The callback must be called when the notification is finished. Options will contain both title and message.

notify.onError()

Same API as using notify(), but instead of being passed vinyl File an error object gets sent.

Example:

gulp.src("../test/fixtures/*")
      .pipe(through(function () {
        this.emit("error", "Something happend: Error message!")
      }))
      .on("error", notify.onError(function (error) {
        return "Message to the notifier: " + error.message;
      }));

Examples

To see all examples run from root:

$ gulp --gulpfile examples/gulpfile.js --tasks
[gulp] Using file /Users/example/gulp-notify/examples/gulpfile.js
[gulp] Working directory changed to /Users/example/gulp-notify/examples
[gulp] Tasks for /Users/example/gulp-notify/examples/gulpfile.js
[gulp] ├── multiple
[gulp] ├── one
[gulp] ├── message
[gulp] ├── function
[gulp] ├── onlast
[gulp] └── error

To run an example:

$ gulp --gulpfile examples/gulpfile.js multiple
[gulp] Using file /Users/example/gulp-notify/examples/gulpfile.js
[gulp] Working directory changed to /Users/example/gulp-notify/examples
[gulp] Running 'multiple'...
[gulp] Finished 'multiple' in 3.75 ms

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MIT License

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Package last updated on 21 Jan 2014

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