gulp-wrap

A gulp plugin to wrap a file contents.

Usage

Firstly, install gulp-wrap-file as a development dependency:

npm install gulp-wrap-file --save-dev

Then, add it into your gulpfile.js:

Wrap the commonjs contents with amd:

var wrapper = require("gulp-wrap-file");

gulp.src("./src/**/*.js")
    .pipe(wrap({type: 'amd'}))
    .pipe(gulp.dest("build"));

Wrap the contents by your file wrapper:

var wrap = require("gulp-wrap-file");

gulp.src("./src/**/*.js")
    .pipe(wrap({wrapper: 'define({file});'}))
    .pipe(gulp.dest("build"));

Wrap the contents with modName:

var wrap = require("gulp-wrap-file");

gulp.src("./src/**/*.js")
    .pipe(wrap({wrapper: 'define("src/{modName}",function((require, exports, module){ {file} }));'}))
    .pipe(gulp.dest("build"));

example

input

//input.js
function foo() { console.log("hello world"); }

gulpfile.js

var wrap = require("gulp-wrap-file");

gulp.src("input.js")
    .pipe(wrap({wrapper: 'define("demo/{modName}",function((require, exports, module){ {file} }));'}))
    .pipe(gulp.dest("build"));

same to the wrapper for function

var wrap = require("gulp-wrap-file");

gulp.src("input.js")
    .pipe(wrap({wrapper: function(content, file){
        return 'define("demo/'+file.modName+'",function((require, exports, module){ '+content+' }));'
    }}))
    .pipe(gulp.dest("build"));

output

define("demo/input",function((require, exports, module){ function foo() { console.log("hello world"); } }));

Parameters

type

Type: String

To wrap file with default support wrapper. On now, it only supports amd.

wrapper

Type: String or Function

The file wrapper to wrap your file content. You can get the file content and the pathname of the file. If wrapper is string, file content names {file}, short pathname of the file names {modName}. If wrapper is function, the arguments of the function are content of the file and the file object.

truncatePrefixLen

Type: Number

To truncate the name of the module prefix. For example, if the module name is path/to/foo. The value of truncatePrefixLen is 1, then the result will be to/foo.

nameReplacer

Type: Function

To handle the module name to what you want. With the config of nameReplacer, truncatePrefixLen will be disabled.

License

MIT License