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gulp-electron-ionic

v0.0.6

Published

A gulp plugin for Electron distribute applications.

Downloads

13

Readme

gulp-electron for gulp NPM version

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A gulp plugin that creates electron based distributable applications.

Install

Install with npm.

npm install --save-dev gulp-electron

Usage

Add a gulp electron task like :

var gulp = require('gulp');
var electron = require('gulp-electron');
var packageJson = require('./src/package.json');

gulp.task('electron', function() {

    gulp.src("")
    .pipe(electron({
        src: './src',
        packageJson: packageJson,
        release: './release',
        cache: './cache',
        version: 'v0.26.1',
        packaging: true,
        platforms: ['win32-ia32', 'darwin-x64']
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest(""));
});

Executing gulp electron will create an electron package for the specified platforms.

When you run code under process.NODE_ENV = test more debug information will be displayed.

Dependency

If you using windows: install 7z(http://www.7-zip.org/).

options

  • src The root directory of the sources that shall be packaged, required.
  • packageJson The package.json, required.
  • cache The download path for the electron package, required.
  • release is where the release applictions path, required.
  • version the version of the electron release to be download from the GitHub page, required.
  • platforms Support ['darwin','win32','linux','darwin-x64','linux-ia32','linux-x64','win32-ia32','win64-64'], default is darwin-x64. If verion is under v0.13.0 must use ['darwin','win32','linux'].
  • apm Path to the atom-package-manager executable. If not specified the default behavior will be to use the globally installed apm executable.
  • rebuild Default is false, when set to true then rebuild native-modules.
  • asar Default is false, when set to true then asar pack your app directory. see more docs(https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/tutorial/application-packaging.md).
  • symbols Default is false, when set to true the symbols package from GitHub will be downloaded.
  • packaging Default is false, when set to true the packaging zip file.

License

MIT