A custom variant of the Gulp client (to use from within a gulpfile.js) as well as a custom variant of the Gulp CLI.

client

• No need to use pump, stream.pipeline or @futagoza/pump when using gulp.task, just return an array
• No need to use gulp.src with { read: false }; with gulp.path, the read option is always false
• Exports both pipeline and pump from @futagoza/pump, so no need to include in your package.json

const gulp = require( "@futagoza/gulpx" );

// Buisness as usual...
gulp.dest
gulp.lastRun
gulp.Gulp
gulp.series
gulp.parallel
gulp.registry
gulp.src
gulp.symlink
gulp.tree

// Modified
gulp.task

// Added
gulp.path
gulp.pipeline
gulp.pump

// Removed
gulp.watch

For a better understanding of the API, please take a look at the TypeScript definition file.

cli

The CLI for @futagoza/gulpx use's the gulp command, so no need to change your workflow.

• Exported by default from @futagoza/gulpx/bin/index.js (API usage is in the JavaScript example below)
• Will treat all command line arguments as task names untill the first argument that starts with -
• By default looks for the Gulp client before looking for the @futagoza/gulpx client
• Always runs the requested tasks in series
• Displays the number of requested tasks completed at the end

const { main, lookup } = require( "@futagoza/gulpx/bin" );

// Your custom settings to pass to the `@futagoza/gulpx` CLI (all optional)
const settings = {

    // A resolved path to a javascript (or json) file exporting default settings
    config,

    // A resolved path to a client (defaults to 'gulp' or '@futagoza/gulpx')
    clientfile,

    // The name of the resolved client (defaults to 'gulp' or '@futagoza/gulpx')
    clientname,

    // The current working directory
    cwd,

    // A resolved path to a javascript file that provides the Gulp tasks (defaults to 'gulpfile.js')
    provider,

    // A list of tasks to run (defaults to 'default')
    requests,

};

// Returns the nearest `filename` to the given `cwd`
lookup.file( cwd, filename )

// Will attempt to resolve one of the given `modules` from `cwd`
lookup.dependency( cwd, modules )

// Will execute Gulp tasks in a Promise, so no need to `try..catch` it
main( settings );

WARNING: The @futagoza/gulpx CLI has no option or flag of its own, and no task listing functionality.

@futagoza/gulpx is Copyright (c) 2018+ Futago-za Ryuu