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gulp-bye-bye-magento-wysiwyg

v0.1.1

Published

Say goodbye to the Magento WYSIWYG and author content in your editor of choice

Downloads

15

Readme

gulp-bye-bye-magento-wysiwyg

Take the pain out of the editing Magento CMS content and say "bye bye" to the WYSIWYG.

Edit your file locally in your editor of choice. Use gulp to watch the file and run the "byeBye" task against it. The relevant record will automatically be updated in the Magento database every time you save.

Usage

Sample gulpfile.js.

var gulp = require('gulp');
var gutil = require('gulp-util');
var byeBye = require('gulp-bye-bye-magento-wysiwyg');

gulp.task('byeBye', function() {
    gulp.watch(gutil.env.file, function() {
        byeBye.run();
    });
})

And then at the command line...

gulp byeBye --db mydb --file mydata.html --type block --id 34

You should create and grab to ID of the CMS page or block before running

Arguments

Pass the following arguments at the command line

  • db: DB name
  • host: DB host. Defaults to localhost
  • port: DB port. Defaults to 3306
  • user: DB user. Defaults to root
  • pass: DB password. Blank by default
  • file: The name of the file you are editing
  • type: Either block (for static blocks) or page (for pages)
  • id: The ID of the CMS page or block