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gulp-aspnet-deps

v1.2.0

Published

An opinionated library that manages client side resources in AspNet5 (js, css, scss, ...)

Downloads

2

Readme

gulp-aspnet-deps

Travis npm npm License

A gulp plugin that helps with processing client side resources when working with MR.AspNet.Deps.

Usage

var deps = require('gulp-aspnet-deps').init(require('./deps.json'));

// An example with minification of js.
gulp.task('min:js', function () {
    return deps.process('js', function (bundle) {
        return gulp.src(bundle.src)
            .pipe(concat(path.join(bundle.dest, bundle.name + '.js')))
            .pipe(uglify())
            .pipe(gulp.dest('.'));
    });
});

deps.process takes a section from the deps.json file and a function that will be called with a bundle object and the files with their full paths so you can directly call gulp.src on them.

The bundle object you get in the callback of the process function will have the dest and the src properties resolved and normalized relative to config.base in deps.json so you can use them in your gulpfile.

Utils you can use

  • deps.makeAbsolutePath: takes a path and returns the absolute path relative to config.base.
  • deps.makeAbsoluteFiles: takes a bundle and returns the absolute files relative to config.base.