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gulp-replace-string

v0.6.1

Published

Replace strings in files by using string or regex patterns.

Downloads

706

Readme

gulp-replace-string

Replaces strings in files by using string or regex patterns.

You'll actually want to instead use @yodasws/gulp-pattern-replace (npm). It provides extra flexability and smaller dependency tree.

Forked this off gulp-string-replace because I wanted to be able to pass all the arguments/options in a single options object argument.

Installation

yarn

yarn add --dev gulp-replace-string

npm

npm install --save-dev gulp-replace-string

Usage

Regex Replace

var replace = require('gulp-replace-string');

gulp.task('replace_1', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace(new RegExp('@env@', 'g'), 'production'))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

gulp.task('replace_2', () => {
  gulp.src(["./index.html"])
    .pipe(replace(/version(={1})/g, '$1v0.2.2'))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/index.html'))
});

gulp.task('replace_3', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace(/foo/g, () => 'bar'))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

String Replace

gulp.task('replace_1', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace('@env@', 'production'))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

Function Replace

gulp.task('replace_1', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace('@env@', () => {
        return argv.env === 'dev' ? 'dev' : 'production';
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

gulp.task('replace_2', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace('environment', (pattern) => {
        return pattern + '_mocked';
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

Example with options object

var options = {
  pattern: /@env@/g
  replacement: 'dev',
  logs: {
    enabled: false
  }
};

gulp.task('replace_1', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace(options)
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'))
});

An Array

gulp.task('lint-js', () => {
  gulp.src(["./config.js"])
    .pipe(replace([/(if|for|switch|while)\(/g, '$1 (')
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build/config.js'));
});

API

replace(options)

options

Type: Object

options.pattern

Type: String or RegExp

The string to search for.

options.replacement

Type: String or Function

The replacement string or function. Called once for each match. Function has access to regex outcome (all arguments are passed).

More details here: [MDN documentation for RegExp] and [MDN documentation for String.replace].

options.logs

Type: Boolean or Object

Output logs.

true is the same as:

logs: {
  enabled: true,
  notReplaced: false,
}
options.logs.enabled

Type: Boolean, Default: true

Output logs.

options.logs.notReplaced

Type: Boolean, Default: false

Output "not replaced" logs.

replace(pattern, replacement, options)

pattern

Type: String or RegExp

The string to search for.

replacement

Type: String or Function

The replacement string or function. Called once for each match. Function has access to regex outcome (all arguments are passed).

options

Type: Object

Same as above, but without properties pattern or replacement