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gulp-add-missing-post-images

v0.2.1

Published

Creates and adds post images for posts that are missing one.

Downloads

2

Readme

gulp-add-missing-post-images

A gulp plugin for creating an image based on a property in a post's metadata.

Setup and usage

Install gulp-add-missing-postimages using npm:

npm i gulp-add-missing-postimages

In your gulpfile.js:

var gulp = require('gulp'),
    addMissingPostImages = require('gulp-add-missing-post-images');

gulp.task('default', function() {
  return gulp.src('./src/**.*')
    .pipe(addMissingPostImages({
        path: 'data.relativePath',
        title: 'page.title',
        image: 'page.featuredImage.url',
        prefix: 'post-',
        cache: 'cache'
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./dest'));
});

A common use for this plugin is to create post-based icons (using jdenticon) based on a consistent source such as the relative path in the system or the title.

Options

options.prefix = options.prefix || '';

background

number

Default: 0x00000000

The hex of the background color. By default, this is transparent.

cache

string

Default: undefined

The path to cache the resulting images. If this is undefined, then no cache will be used. If one is there, then if the image exists there, it will be used instead of generating a new one. Likewise, all created images will be placed in the cache.

columns

number

Default: 1

The number of columns to repeat the image.

image

string

Default: data.image

The name of the property (which may have dots) to both determine if the post already has an image (if so, no image will be generated) and to store the resulting relative path of the image once one is created.

padding

number

Default: 0

The number of pixels to place around the tile image (or all the images of multiples are included).

path

string|string[]

Default: path

The name of the property in the file that contains the path of the item. This is used when the path changes relative to other elements. This may go into nested items by using dots (e.g., data.paths.relative). If multiple path objects are given, then each one will be mapped.

prefix

string

Default: ""

The prefix to place before the generated file name.

rows

number

Default: 1

The number of rows of duplicated images should be included.

size

number

Default: 256

The number of pixels for the resulting square image. If multiples icons are included, then this will only be the individual tiles.

spacing

number

Default: 0

The number of pixels between each image of more than one is included.

title

string

Default: data.title

The name of the property (which may have dots) to find the source text to generate the image from.

extensions

string[]

Deafult: ['.html']

A list of extensions to move into their own directories. Files that don't match the given extension will be ignored.