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gulp-query-browser-sync

v1.2.0

Published

This plugin provides BrowserSync with a single line of code

Downloads

6

Readme

gulp-query-browser-sync

BrowserSync plugin for gulp-query

Uses browser-sync

This plugin provides BrowserSync with a single line of code

npm install gulp-query gulp-query-browser-sync

Example

Paste the code into your gulpfile.js and configure it

let build = require('gulp-query')
  , bs = require('gulp-query-browser-sync')
;
build((query) => {
    query.plugins([bs])
      .bs(['src/js/**/*.js'],'example.com') // Be sure to read the Attention below
      .bs(['src/js/**/*.js'],'example2.com',{bs:{port:3010,ui:{port:3011}}})
    ;
});

And feel the freedom

gulp watch // Watching change
gulp bs watch // Only for bs files
gulp bs:app watch
...

Options

.bs({
    name: "task_name", // For gulp bs:task_name
    watch: "src/js/**/*.js", // ["src/js/**/*.js", "views/**/*.php"]
    injectCSS: true, // For reloading only css, if css file was changed
    bs: {
      proxy: "example.com",
      port: 3000,
      ui: 3001,
      ...
      // All options for BrowserSync
    }
})

// short
.bs([watch], proxy, task_name);

// short with config
.bs([watch], proxy, {config});

*Attention

In some cases, you need to change the /etc/hosts to work proxy

127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 example.com ## insert proxy host
...

If you are working through the VirtualBox/Vagrant, you need to turn off sendfile.
For NGINX (/etc/nginx/nginx.conf) add sendfile off;
For Apache EnableSendfile off