gulp-chokidar

Deprecated: use gulp-watch instead.

Awesome Gulp Watcher and glob wrapper for chokidar.

Install

npm i gulp-chokidar

Usage

For using gulp tasks you need to pass gulp instance

var gulp = require('gulp'),
    watch = require('gulp-chokidar')(gulp);

gulp.task('hello-css');

gulp.task('default', function () {
    watch('src/css/**/*.css', 'hello-css');
});

Or you may use watcher without gulp

var watch = require('gulp-chokidar');

watch('src/css/**/*.css', function () {
	console.log('update something);
});

API

watch(globs, [options, task])

Creates watcher that will spy on files that were matched by globs which can be a node-globule string or array of strings.

task

This task is called, when some events is happens on file-system. If gulp instance passed with require task can be function, task string or task array.

options

options.ready

Type: Boolean Default: false

Run task on start watching

Events

• all — any event.
• ready — emits on watcher ready.
• add — when new file was created.
• change — when file was changed.
• delete — when file was deleted`.
• error — when something happened inside callback, you will get notified.

require('gulp-chokidar')('src/css/**/*.css')
	.on('change', function () {
		console.log('update something);
	});

#License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © 2014 Bogdan Chadkin