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gulp-rev-remove-map

v0.1.1

Published

Removes occurences of *.map filenames in the manifest file created by gulp-rev

Downloads

50

Readme

gulp-rev-remove-map Build Status

Rewrite occurrences of filenames which have been renamed by gulp-rev

Install

$ npm install --save-dev gulp-rev-remove-map

Usage

After the tasks gulp-rev and gulp-rev-replace the manifest file still has all the *.map files and they are useless. This task will remove them so you can send smaller manifest files to the user. It will work with any other tasks that generate a manifest JSON file with key => value concept.

For example, if in your manifest you have:

{
  "bad.js": "bad-edfd8c06c3.js",
  "bad.js.map": "bad-edfd8c06c3.js.map",
  "coffee.js": "coffee-297877c915.js",
  "coffee.js.map": "coffee-297877c915.js.map",
  "foo.css": "foo-8ee0fe424d.css",
  "foo.css.map": "foo-8ee0fe424d.css.map",
  "vendor.js": "vendor-9ed0227754.js",
  "vendor.js.map": "vendor-ba89b3f339.js.map"
}

After remove it will look like this:

{
  "bad.js": "bad-edfd8c06c3.js",
  "coffee.js": "coffee-297877c915.js",
  "foo.css": "foo-8ee0fe424d.css",
  "vendor.js": "vendor-9ed0227754.js",
}

It is also possible to use gulp-rev-remove-map without gulp-useref:

var rev = require('gulp-rev');
var revRemoveMap = require('gulp-rev-remove-map');
gulp.task('clean_manifest', ['rev tasks...'], function(){
  return gulp.src(['dist/rev-manifest.json'])
    .pipe(revRemoveMap())
    .pipe('dist/');
});

API

revRemoveMap()

No API. It just works :)

License

MIT © Anton Pawlik