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gulp-finder

v1.0.4

Published

A plugin for Gulp

Downloads

29

Readme

gulp-finder

Directory Glob String plugin finder for gulp

Features

  • Gulp Finder uses fs.extra and recursively searches through the given directory, and creates an object that mirrors your directory structure.
  • Each directory within the Object now has a bunch of methods, which we will discuss down below.
  • Each method will either return a string or an array of paths.
  • Bind's a finder property to the the gulp instance.

you can call gulp-finder from any gulp task, by calling this.finder(path)

Usage

First, install gulp-finder as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev gulp-finder

Then, add it to your gulpfile.js:

// require gulp
var gulp = require('gulp');

// Do this
var finder = require('gulp-finder')(gulp);

// or do this
require('gulp-finder')(gulp);

gulp.task( 'any', function(){
    var found = this.finder( './somePath/to/some/where' );
    console.log(found)
    //=> Object that looks similar to your directory.
});

API

finder['someDirectory'].path;

value

- Type: String
- Descr: The path property will be the full path to someDirectory

finder['someDirectory'].all( );

value

Type: String
Returns: the/full/path/to/the/current/directory + **/*

finder['someDirectory'].dirs( String || Array );

arguments

Type: String || Array
Default: '**'
Required: false

finder['someDirectory'].ext( extension );

extension

Type: String
Default: '*.*'
Required: false

finder['someDirectory'].any( String );

String

Type: String || Array
Default: '**'
Required: false

TODO

  • Add More Methods
  • Find a better Library for recursively searching the directory;

License

MIT License