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frontend-pipeline

v1.2.5

Published

Simple Gulp & Webpack frontend builder

Downloads

23

Readme

Frontend Pipeline

Frontend Pipeline is simple, full featured asset pipeline that provides clear API for defining basic Gulp tasks for your project. It's totally configurable and delivered as installable module.

Installation

frontend-pipeline

Features

  • CSS: Sass (scss and sass)
    • libSass (node-sass)
    • autoprefixer
  • JS: Modular ES6 with Babel and Webpack
    • source maps
    • async requires
    • multiple bundles
    • shared modules
  • Images:
  • Fonts:
    • just copying to public directory
  • Development Mode:
    • file watching
    • source maps
  • Production Mode:
    • JS and CSS are uglified and minified
    • JS and CSS filenames are revisioned with md5 hash, and stored in rev-manifest.json file
    • File size reporting

Usage

Just init it in your gulpfile.js

var Builder = require('frontend-pipeline');

/**
 *	You can change basic assets and public directories
 *	simply call configuration setter
**/
Builder.config.set('assetsPath', 'path/to/assets/folder');
Builder.config.set('publicPath', 'path/to/public/folder');

// And execute builder
Builder.start();