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gulp-fun

v1.1.4

Published

Create a transform stream from sync/async function.

Downloads

9

Readme

gulp-fun

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A helper for developers who like gulp but want/need to write transformations without plugins.

Install

npm install gulp-fun --save-dev

Usage

const gulp = require('gulp');
const {serial} = require('gulp-fun');
const {rollup} = require('rollup');
const UglifyJS = require('uglify-js');

gulp.src('src/*.js')
.pipe(serial(async (file, stream) => {
  // async middleware
  const bundle = await rollup({input: file.path});
  ({code: file.content} = await bundle.generate({format: 'es'}));
  stream.push(file);
}))
.pipe(serial((file, stream) => {
  // sync middleware
  file.content = UglifyJS.minify(file.content);
  stream.push(file);
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('dest'));

Javascript API

import {Transform} from 'stream';
import type {BufferFile, DirectoryFile, NullFile, StreamFile, SymbolicFile} from 'vinyl';
export type File = BufferFile | DirectoryFile | NullFile | StreamFile | SymbolicFile;
export interface Handler<Type> {
    (data: Type, stream: Transform): Promise<void> | void,
}
export const parallel: <Type = File>(handler: Handler<Type>) => Transform;
export const serial: <Type = File>(handler: Handler<Type>) => Transform;

serial or parallel

import {PassThrough} from 'stream';
import type {Handler} from 'gulp-fun';
const wait = async (t: number) => await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, t));
const handler: Handler<string> = async (data, stream) => {
  stream.push(`${data}-1`);
  await wait(100);
  stream.push(`${data}-2`);
};
const source = new PassThrough();
setImmediate(() => {
  source.write('foo');
  source.write('bar');
});
source.pipe(serial(handler)).on('data', console.log);
// foo-1 → foo-2 → bar-1 → bar-2
source.pipe(parallel(handler)).on('data', console.log);
// foo-1 → bar-1 → foo-2 → bar-2

In serial mode, transform function is called serially. If the function is an async function, the next call is after the previous call is resolved.

In parallel mode, transform function is called when new data is available. Even if the function is an async function, the next call doesn't wait the previous call is resolved.

LICENSE

The gulp-fun project is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 License.