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shimo-gulp-build

v1.0.5

Published

Compress your backend codes.

Downloads

5

Readme

shimo-gulp-build

Compress your backend codes in private-deploy-env.

Getting Started

$ npm install --save-dev shimo-gulp-build

Usage

The plug-in takes a option and process the current folder codes to a sub-dir for private-deploy.

const gulp = require('gulp');
const gulpBuild = require('shimo-gulp-build');

gulp.task('private-deploy', () => gulpBuild({
  dest: './release'
});

Options

dest

The destination dir you want to generate to, like ./release.

copyResources

The resource files you want to copy to dest without any change.

gulpBuild({
  // dest, ...
  copyResources: [
    './config/default.toml',
    './config/test.toml',
    './database/migrations/*',
    './test/**'
  ]
})

entries

The files you want to webpack.

gulpBuild({
  // dest, ...
  entries: [
    './server.js',
    './bin/migrate.js'
  ]
})

nodeModuleFilter

This is a function which can exclude some modules to the dest dir. you may not want to webpack some modules in node_modules dir which is in your own private npm registery. using this function you can do this.

gulpBuild({
  // dest, ...
  nodeModuleFilter (x) {
    return x.indexOf('shimo') === -1 &&
      x.indexOf('richdoc') === -1
  }
})

modifyPkg

The function can modify the package.json in the dest dir. some modules is useless in clients' server and it may occur error if you not modify the package.json.

gulpBuild({
  // dest, ...
  modifyPkg (pkg) {
    ['dependencies', 'devDependencies'].forEach(bigKey => {
      Object.keys(pkg[bigKey]).forEach(key => {
        if (key.indexOf('shimo') > -1) {
          delete pkg[bigKey][key]
        }
      })
    })

    delete pkg.scripts.preinstall
    delete pkg.scripts.install
    return pkg
  }
})

License

MIT