gulp-fuet

Thin wrapper around fuet, which is a simple and fast .vue template compiler for Gulp. It compiles all templates in a project to a javascript object. Each template in the object has an r and s property. Vue components are able to use them like this:

Vue.component('MyComponent', {
    render: template.r,
    staticRenderFns: template.s,
    ...
})

The template namespace is configurable. Template names are generated according to their relative path. You can also use the commonjs option to generate a commonjs template module. This can be used to require the templates in your code, in case you want to keep the templates within a closure and part of an existing browserify entry. Inline stylesheets and javascript support is left out intentionally, due to separation of concerns.

Install and usage

Installation is simple. Just include it with npm:

npm install gulp-fuet --save-dev

Make a templates directory and optionally subdirectories to use template prefixes, e.g. templates/mymodule: Then use it in your gulp file like:

const fuet = require('gulp-fuet')

...

gulp.task('templates', 'Build Vue templates', () => {
    gulp.src('./src/templates/**/*.vue')
    .pipe(fuet({
        pathfilter: ['src', 'templates'],
    }))
    .on('error', notify.onError('Error: <%= error.message %>'))
    .pipe(ifElse(PRODUCTION, () => uglify()))
    .on('end', () => {
        if (!PRODUCTION) del(path.join(BUILD_DIR, 'templates.js.gz'), {force: true})
    })
    .pipe(concat('templates.js'))
    .pipe(insert.prepend('window.templates={};'))
    .pipe(gulp.dest(BUILD_DIR))
    .pipe(size(extend({title: 'templates'}, sizeConfig)))
    .pipe(ifElse(PRODUCTION, () => gzip(gzipConfig)))
    .pipe(ifElse(PRODUCTION, () => gulp.dest(BUILD_DIR)))
    .pipe(ifElse(PRODUCTION, () => size(extend({title: 'templates[gzip]'}, sizeConfig))))
    .pipe(ifElse(isWatching, livereload))
})