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gulp-npawify

v1.2.3

Published

NPAW's Gulp builder that packs browserify with sourcemaps, uglify and license

Downloads

7

Readme

gulp-npawify

js-standard-style

Gulp builder that packs browserify with sourcemaps, uglify and license

Install

npm install --save-dev gulp-npawify

Use

var gulp = require('gulp')
var npawify = require('gulp-npawify')

var options = {
  entry: 'src/youboralib.js',
  output: 'youboralib.min.js'
}

gulp.task('build', npawify(options))
gulp.task('watch', npawify(options, { watch: true })
gulp.task('default', ['build'])

Note: npawify supports multiple arguments, that will be merged using assign. ie: npawify(options, { watch: true }).

Options

npawify receives an options object, that can receive:

  • entry: Name of the entry file. Default: 'src/index.js'.
  • output: Name of the output file. Default: 'app.min.js'.
  • dest: Name of the output folder. Default: 'dist/'.
  • standalone: Browserify standalone option. Default: undefined.
  • watch: If true, generated task will use watchify. Default: false.
  • uglify: If true, generated task file will be uglified. Default: true.
  • postPipe: If a function is suplied, browserify will pipe into that. ie: postPype: browserSync.stream. Default: false.
  • license: String containing license text. Default: undefined.
  • transforms: Collection of transforms to apply. ie: [{ name: 'hbsfy', options: {} }] Default: '[]'.

npawify.sass

Similar to what it does with browserify, npawify includes a pipeline for sass, sass-glob and autoprefixer.

gulp.task('build', npawify.sass({ entry: '*.scss' }))
  • entry: Array of the entry files, supports globs. Default: ['src/css/*.scss'].
  • dest: Name of the output folder. Default: 'dist/'.
  • uglify: If true, generated task file will be compressed, nested otherwise. Default: true.
  • license: String containing license text. Default: undefined.
  • includePaths: Include paths. Default: ['node_modules'].
  • autoprefixer: Autoprefixer options. Default: { browsers: ['last 2 versions', '> 1%'] }.

npawify.assign

npawify comes with npawify.assign() which is a replica of Object.assign for its use with older Node versions.

npawify.analyze

This npawify function analyzes an adapter and returns an object containing its findings.

npawify.copyfiles

Exposes copyfiles package.