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gulp-fscss

v1.0.5

Published

Gulp plugin to replace css media url with FirstSpirit $CMS_REF(...)$

Downloads

7

Readme

About

This package is greatly inspired by grunt-fscss and gulp-cmsref. It is a simple gulp plugin replacing css media urls by FirstSpirits $CMS_REF()$ function call and also adds options like "abs:2".

Feel free to request any feature!

Install

Simply run in your npm project dir:

npm install gulp-fscss --save-dev 

Now this plugin is added to your package.json and can be used.

How to use

Since this is a gulp plugin, which is a great task runner for npm projects, you should be familiar with gulp and Gulpfile.js (https://gulpjs.com/docs/en/getting-started/quick-start). Make sure you get this started first.

Now, you have a Gulpfile.js and some tasks to do and most likely there are some CSS files with urls you want to replace. The logic is simply:

// import the plugin
const gulpFsCss = require('gulp-fscss');

// ...

// somewhere e.g. in a registered task
gulp
	.src('src/css/myFolder/someCssFile.css')
	.pipe(gulpFsCss())
	.pipe(gulp.dest('dist/css'));

This basic example takes the file someCssFile.css, replaces the urls and saves it in the destination directory dist/css.

If you need parameters like abs:2 (see https://docs.e-spirit.com/odfs/template-develo/template-syntax/instructions/cms_ref/index.html#Text_Bild_5) you can simply pass them as an options object to the plugin function:

// import the plugin
const gulpFsCss = require('gulp-fscss');

// ...

// somewhere e.g. in a registered task
gulp
	.src('src/css/myFolder/someCssFile.css')
	.pipe(gulpFsCss({abs:2}))
	.pipe(gulp.dest('dist/css'));

Note: Currently only abs is supported - if you need other parameters please send an issue on github - I'll gladly add them