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gulp-srizer

v0.3.0

Published

Add w3c SRI hashes to your resources

Downloads

12

Readme

gulpSrizer

Build Status

Easilly add the needed w3c Sri informations to your html and jade files.

Installation

Install this library via NPM:

npm install gulp-srizer --save

Usage

var srizer = require('gulp-srizer');

gulp.task('sri', function() {
    return gulp.src('path/to/your/jade/or/html/files')
        .pipe(srizer())
        .pipe(gulp.dest('/where/should/we/write/them'));
});

Options:

  • fileExt: resource's extension we want to add SRIs for (default: css, js)

example:

srizer({fileExt: 'css'});
// or
srizer({fileExt: ['css', 'js']});
  • path: where should we look for resource files. By default this path is inferred by the location of your html/jade files

example:

srizer({path: '/path/to/your/resources'});
  • algo: which hashing algorithm should be used (default: sha256)

example:

srizer({algo: 'sha512'});
  • prefix: where should we prepend of not the algorithm to the has or not (default: true)

example:

srizer({prefix: false});

Tip and tricks:

If you're using gulp-cdnizer or gulp-rev-all in your project, we suggest your sri task to be the last one.

##Tests Have mocha installed and: npm test