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Serves the vinyl stream directly

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vinyl-serve v3.0.0

Serves the vinyl stream directly

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Usage

import gulp from 'gulp'
import vinylServe from 'vinyl-serve'
import someTransform from './somewhere'

gulp.src('src/**/*.js')
  .pipe(someTransform())
  .pipe(vinylServe(7000))

This starts the server at port 7000 and, for example, localhost:7000/foo.js responses the transformed contents of src/foo.js.

Recipes

Serve multiple source streams

gulp.task('serve', function () {

  gulp.src('js/**/*.js')
    .pipe(someTransform())
    .pipe(vinylServe(7000))

  gulp.src('css/**/*.scss')
    .pipe(anotherTransform())
    .pipe(vinylServe(7000))

  gulp.src('html/**/*.html')
    .pipe(vinylServe(7000))

})

Modify the base path

gulp.src('./js/**/*.js', {base: './'})
  .pipe(someTransform())
  .pipe(vinylServe(7000))

With the above example, if you have js/foo.js, it's served at the path /js/foo.js, not /foo.js.

Debug

At the address __vinyl__, you can see the debug page and find all the available paths in the server.

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API

var vinylServe = require('vinyl-serve')

vinylServe(port)

paramtypedescription
portnumberThe port number of the server (default: 7000)

This returns stream processor which serves the contents at the given port.

vinylServe.stop(port)

paramtypedescription
portnumberThe port number of the server (default: 7000)

This restarts the server at the given port number. Throws error if there is no server at the port.

vinylServe.restart(port)

paramtypedescription
portnumberThe port number of the server (default: 7000)

This stops the server at the given port number. Throws error if there is no server at the port.

vinylServe.isServerReady(port)

paramtypedescription
portnumberThe port number of the server (default: 7000)

This returns a promise which resolves when the server of the given port is ready. Returns null when server does't exist.

API for module developer

vinyl-serve has some more APIs which are maybe useful when someone wants to use this module as a part of another module.

vinylServe.setDebugPageTitle(title)

  • @param {String} title

This overrides the debug page title.

vinylServe.setDebugPagePath(path)

  • @param {String} path

This overrides the debug page path. The path have to start with '/'. (The default is __vinyl__.)

Example. /__mytool__

vinylServer.setHandlerOfStarting(handler)

  • @param {Function} handler

Sets the handler for the starting of the server. This handler is called when the server start listening. This handler is called with 2 parameters. The first one is the url of the root of the server and the second is the path of the debug page. ( e.g. http://0.0.0.0:7000/ and http://0.0.0.0:7000/__vinyl__ )

vinylServer.setHandlerOfPortError(handler)

  • @param {Function} handler

Sets the handler for the case of the port number error. This handler is called when the server's port is already in use. This handler is called with 1 parameter which is the port number of the server.

Install

npm install vinyl-serve

License

MIT

History

  • 2017-04-23 v2.7.0 Serve index.html.
  • 2016-12-29 v2.6.1 Windows bug fix.
  • 2016-12-29 v2.6.0 Update page design.
  • 2016-12-29 v2.5.3 Windows bug fix.
  • 2016-09-18 v2.4.0 Better mtime handling.
  • 2016-04-17 v1.3.3 Fix bug of binary data handling.

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Package last updated on 08 Jun 2018

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