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gulp-expand-url

v0.0.2

Published

Expands a url inside a file using the file relative path.

Downloads

16

Readme

gulp-expand-url

Expands a url inside a file using the file relative path.

Usage

var gulp = require('gulp');
var expandUrl = require('gulp-expand-url');

gulp.task('templates', function () {
  gulp.src('src/my-module/input.tpl.html')
    .pipe(expandUrl({ type: 'imgSrc', root: 'images' }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('dist'));
});

input: src/my-module/input.tpl.html

<img alt="Hello World" src="hello-world.gif" />

ouput: dist/my-module/input.tpl.html

<img alt="Hello World" src="images/my-module/hello-world.gif" />

Options

option.regexp

Type: RegExp
Default: null
required

The regular expression to use to match the path, the replacement character should be the first subexpression.

option.type

Type: string
Default: ''
Available: ['templateUrl', 'imgSrc', 'extension']
optional

Predefined regular expressions.

option.extension

Type: string
Default: null
optional

This option is required if the type is extension, and it indicates the extension of the paths to expand.
e.g. if the value is .tpl.html then it expands from 'hello.tpl.html' to 'expanded/path/hello.tpl.html'

option.root

Type: string
Default: ''
optional

The root or prefix for the path.

option.sep

Type: string
Default: '/'
optional

The url segment separator

Examples

If you wanted to add a full http url to a list of images.

gulp.task('templates', function () {
  gulp.src('src/**/*.tpl.html')
    .pipe(expandUrl({ type: 'imgSrc', root: 'http://my-domain.com/images' }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('dist'));
});

input: src/my-module/input.tpl.html

<img alt="Hello World" src="hello-world.gif" />

ouput: dist/my-module/input.tpl.html

<img alt="Hello World" src="http://my-domain.com/images/my-module/hello-world.gif" />