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refill

v1.2.2

Published

Loader for reusable gulp tasks

Downloads

7

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Refill

Loader for reusable gulp tasks

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Installation

npm install --save refill gulp

Example

Refill is used as a base for Refill for Angular

API

require('refill')(tasksDefinitions, gulp, ...);

gulp

Gulp instance, usually require('gulp').

tasksDefinitions

Defining tasks

{
  taskName: {
    task: {
      getTask: function(
        options, // this object contains options computed from options passed to refill and task default options
        gulp,    // instance of gulp passed to refill
        ...)     // extra arguments passed to refill
        {
          return function() { // this function is actual gulp task function, which will be passed to gulp with given dependencies 
        }
      },
      defaultOptions: {
        option1: 'defaultValue',
        option3: 'totally different value'
      }
    },
    dependencies: ['task2', 'task3'],      // defaults to []
    enabled: true,                         // defaults to true
    option1: 'value',
    option2: 'other value'
  }
}

For every task options are merged only 1 level deep. Deeper they will be overwritten.

For example if you have default options

{
  defaultOptions: {
      option1: 1
      option2: 2
      option3: {
          subOption1: 3
          subOption2: 4
      }
  }
}

and you pass to refill

{
  someTask: {
      option1: 11
      option3: {
          subOption1: 5
      }
  }
}

actual options object in task is

{
  someTask: {
      option1: 11
      option2: 2
      option3: {
          subOption1: 5
      }
  }
}

Changelog

Changelog at github

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