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pmp-gulp

v0.1.2

Published

core gulp process for pmp-engine

Downloads

14

Readme

npm version

pmp-gulp

Core processing for PMP-engine

gulp based processing for easy pimping

All core features for pmp engine are handled via gulp task runner.

  • BrowserSync tasks for handling the browser output
  • HTML tasks for processing html. Essentially based on posthtml-static-react plugin
  • scripts tasks (jshint, sourcemaps, concatenation, minification)
  • styles tasks (compile sass, sourcemaps, autoprefixer, minify)
  • transverse tasks (utils to clean dist folder)

install

npm install pmp-gulp

usage

prefered usage would be through the wrapping package pmp-engine. But you can use the core directly via the --standalone inline argument.

npm start

OR

gulp --standalone

modify pimping rules

This as close to the metal as it can get. edit gulpConfigChunks.js browserSyncCfg variable to modify rules for pimping. Alternatively you could directly modify the gulp tasks and runSequences to suit your needs. Let's say you want to work with Typescript, or postCss, ... for more details go check pmp-engine documentation