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@brianjhanson/gulp-tasks

v1.0.1

Published

Gulp tasks for general development

Readme

Gulp Tasks

A set of Gulp tasks for general development. More info coming soon. 🤞

Using Tasks

To use the tasks in your project, you'll need to import the registry and attach it to your gulp instance.

const CommonRegistry = require("@brianjhanson/gulp-tasks");
const gulp = require("gulp");

gulp.registry(
  new CommonRegistry({
    src: "./src",
    dest: "./dist",
  })
);

Now, you can use any of the tasks in the registry just like they were defined in your project.

const CommonRegistry = require("@brianjhanson/gulp-tasks");
const gulp = require("gulp");

gulp.registry(
  new CommonRegistry({
    src: "./src",
    dest: "./dist",
  })
);

// You can use any of the registered tasks just like you defined them
gulp.task('my-task', gulp.series('clean', 'styles', 'scripts'));

Configuring

You can configure all the tasks by passing an object in to the new Registry constructor. This config will be deeply merged with the default config which allows you to override or add to the config as you see fit.

Standalone Tasks

Browser Sync

Starts a Browsersync server for live reloading as things change.

Clean

Deletes all items from designated folders.

Images

Compresses images with imagemin.

Rev

Adds a hash to then end of files so you can cache them aggressively but make sure new assets are loaded when you want them to be.

Scripts

Bundles scripts with webpack

Styles

Compiles styles with sass.

Templates

Copies templates from one folder to another.

Watch

Watch for designated file changes and run tasks based on those changes.

Task Collections

Core

Run styles, images, copy and scripts in parallel.

Serve

Run browserSync and watch in parallel.

Default

Run clean then core and then serve

Build

Run clean, core and rev.