@webtides/tasks
v1.0.0
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Tasks is a wrapper around gulp for most of the use cases for simple and modern (frontend) web development
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IMPORTANT: The tasks are work in progress and subject to major (& breaking) changes until the 1.0 release. Until then, we would encourage everyone to use a pinned version and not rely on semantic versioning.
@webtides/tasks
is a wrapper around gulp for most of the use cases for simple and modern (frontend) web development
Introduction
@webtides/tasks
provides a simple and clean API for common tasks and build steps in modern frontend development. @webtides/tasks
includes bundling and minifying JavaScript and CSS, Copying files, Linting JavaScript and CSS, etc. Under the hood it uses gulp and several gulp plugins to run the tasks.
If configuring any build tools (gulp, grunt, webpack, etc.) was ever to complicated - @webtides/tasks
will cover most of the cases.
How to use
Installation
install @webtides/tasks
npm install --save @webtides/tasks
Use
import { tasks, options } from '@webtides/tasks';
import { task, parallel, series } from 'gulp';
options({
projectTitle: 'tasks',
showNotifications: true,
versionManifest: true
});
tasks.clean({ paths: [] });
tasks.copy({ paths: [] });
tasks.js({ src, destination });
tasks.css({ src, destination });
tasks.run({ cmd: 'ls', args: ['-la'] });
tasks.svg({ paths: [] });
tasks.browserSync({ files: [] });
Documentation
For detailed documentation see the Docs.
Contributing & Development
For contributions and development see contributing docs
License
@webtides/tasks
is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.