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gulp-protobuf
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Yet another gulp task for protobufs!
This gulp task wraps the protobufjs pbjs
and pbts
tools to allow generation of JavaScript code and TypeScript definitions without the need for the protoc
binary.
Node.js > v6.12.0, which includes npm
.
$ npm install gulp-protobuf
Two tasks are exposed from this package, pbjs
and pbts
.
pbjs
is used to translate between file formats and generate static code.
pbts
is used to generate TypeScript definitions from annotated JavaScript files output from pbjs
.
First, import this package into your gulpfile:
let protobuf = require("gulp-protobuf");
Then you can use either task in your gulp tasks individually:
gulp.task("protobuf-gen", () => {
return gulp.src(protoFiles)
.pipe(protobuf.pbjs({
target: "static-module",
wrap: "commonjs"
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest(distDir));
});
gulp.task("protobuf-types", ["protobuf-gen"], () => {
return gulp.src(jsFiles)
.pipe(protobuf.pbts())
.pipe(gulp.dest(typesDir));
});
Alternatively, pipe both together to output just TypeScript definitions:
gulp.task("protobuf", () => {
return gulp.src(protoFiles)
.pipe(protobuf.pbjs({
target: "static-module",
wrap: "commonjs"
}))
.pipe(protobuf.pbts())
.pipe(gulp.dest(typesDir));
});
Refer to the protobufjs documentation to see the options available for each command:
FAQs
Gulp task for the protobufjs pbjs and pbts tools
The npm package gulp-protobuf receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, gulp-protobuf popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gulp-protobuf 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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