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@webscaffold/task-browser-sync

v0.1.0-alpha.7

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@webscaffold browser sync task

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@web-scaffold/task-browser-sync

WEB Scaffold task for browser-sync.

Install

$ npm install --save-dev @webscaffold/task-browser-sync

Usage

const browserSync = require('@webscaffold/task-browser-sync');

await browser-sync(options);

This will run a browser-sync instance.

The module uses browser-sync internally so for more info on how you can define the paths check the modules options.

API

TODO: Fix the docs

browser-sync(paths, [options])

Returns a Promise for the paths to be removed. It will also log to the console the steps it took to do it.

paths

Type: array

Array of paths to be removed using rimraf options.

options

Type: object

Options object that can be passed.

taskName

Type: string Default: browser-sync

Task name that will be used by the logger to namespace the logs.

taskColor

Type: string Default: #F3FFBD

The color used by the logger to log to the console the task output.

Licensing

MIT © Radu Micu