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@runner/generator-pug

v1.0.0

Published

Tasks generator for Pug.

Downloads

2

Readme

Tasks generator for Pug

build status npm version dependencies status devDependencies status Gitter RunKit

Installation

npm install @runner/generator-pug

Usage

Add to the scope:

var generator = require('@runner/generator-pug');

Generate tasks according to the given config:

var tasks = generator({
    source: 'src/pug/main.pug',
    target: 'build/develop/index.html',
    variables: {
        develop: true,
        package: require('../package')
    }
});

Add generated tasks to the runner instance:

var runner = require('@runner/core');

Object.assign(runner.tasks, tasks);

The following tasks will become available:

Task name | Description --------------|------------- pug:config | prints the current configuration used for generated tasks pug:build | performs pug compilation pug:clear | removes compiled file

Generator accepts two arguments: base configuration and additional options.

Base configuration

It's an object with the following properties:

Name | Description -----------|------------- source | main entry point passed as path to pug.compileFile target | generated HTML file name options | pug compiler options variables | vars available in pug templates

Additional options

It's an object with the following properties:

Name | Description --------|------------- prefix | an affix placed before a task name (default is pug:)
suffix | a string added at the end of a task name (empty by default)

So it's possible to change generated tasks names:

Object.assign(runner.tasks,
    generator(config, {
        prefix: 'html:',
        suffix: ':develop'
    })
);

It will add the following tasks:

  • html:config:develop
  • html:build:develop
  • html:clear:develop

Contribution

If you have any problems or suggestions please open an issue according to the contribution rules.

License

@runner/generator-pug is released under the GPL-3.0 License.