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@ilabdev/browsersync

v1.0.0

Published

Gulp tasks for syncing the browser with file changes

Downloads

7

Readme

@ilabdev/browsersync

Gulp tasks for syncing the browser with file changes

Installation & set up

Install @ilabdev/browsersync

npm install @ilabdev/browsersync --save-dev

-- OR --

yarn add @ilabdev/browsersync --dev

Include @ilabdev/browsersync in your gulpfile.js

NOTE: Make sure you pass gulp through to the package as shown below. The package sets up gulp tasks and will need it passed through to work.

require( '@ilabdev/browsersync' )( gulp )

Add the content from config.sample.js to your .gulpconfig.js and adjust as appropriate

module.exports = {
    // Other configs here...
    browsersync: {
        watch: true,
        logColor: 'cyan',
        browsersync: {
            server: {
                baseDir: './',
            },
            ui: false,
            files: [
                '**/*',
            ],
            ghostmode: false,
            open: false,
            notify: true,
            watch: true,
        },
    },
    // Other configs here...
}

Run gulp browsersync to run the task, or add the task as a script and run that with npm or yarn

Config

watch

Type: boolean

Whether to sync the browser with file changes or not

loggerColor

Type: string

The logger color to use for any output text. See https://github.com/stgdp/fancy-logger#available-modifiers for colors that can be used

browsersync

Type: object

Options to be passed through to browsersync. See https://browsersync.io/docs/options for more information