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gulp-tasks-npm

v0.3.1

Published

adds npm install and publish tasks to gulp

Downloads

1

Readme

This package provides tasks to work with npm.

Example

a very simple example looks like this

var gulp = require('gulp');
require('gulp-tasks-npm')(gulp);

a more complex example may look like this

var gulp = require('gulp');
require('gulp-tasks-npm'(gulp, {
    
    user: "username",
    password: "password",
    buildVersion: "1.0.0",
    strictSsl: false,
    registery: "http://myprivateregistry"
});

Api

gulp-helper-npm(gulp, config)

config

config.user (optional)

Type: string Default: undefined

The user to use. This could also come from other npm sources like .npmrc

config.password (optional)

Type: string Default: undefined

The user to use. This could also come from other npm sources like .npmrc

config.buildVersion (optional)

Type: string Default: undefined

a semvar version in a string if provided a task named packageJson-mutateVersion is added that will mutate your package.json file to add that version

config.email (optional)

Type: string Default: undefined

the email to use with npm tasks

config.strictSsl (optional)

Type: bool Default: true

use strict ssl or not

config.registry (optional)

Type: string Default: https://registry.npmjs.org/

the npm registery to use

config.npmObj (optional)

Type: object Default: Calculated based on user input

Defines the npm configuration object we use to do npm operations. If undefined one is built from your previous inputs, which is the prefered method to interact with.

Generated tasks

packageJson-mutateVersion

if you pass a build version you will get a task packageJson-mutateVersion which will mutate your package.json with that version

npm-install

do an npm install

npm-publish

do an npm publish