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slushie

v0.5.0

Published

Literally an entire Gulp pipeline for free, just add water.

Downloads

5

Readme

Slushie (Work in progress)

Literally an entire* Gulp pipeline for free installed via npm. Just add water!

*(just Sass for now---more coming super soon!)

You can read the article here: http://www.creativenightly.com/2016/02/Slushie-the-pre-packaged-gulp-pipeline/

Slushie currently comes with the following Sass gulp tasks:

  • Development
    • Linting
    • Sourcemaps
    • Autoprefixing
    • Watch
  • Production
    • Linting
    • Autoprefixing
    • Optimisation (Sorting, removing duplicates etc.)
    • Minification

You'll get them all for free just by installing via npm! Magic!

Installing

Ensure you have gulp installed.

npm install -g gulp

Then install Slushie in your project using the following command:

npm install slushie --save-dev

Create a gulpfile.js in your project with the following:

var slushie = require('slushie');

var water = {}; // this is your config object

/**

EXAMPLE:

var water = {
  sass_development: {
    destination: './new_destination'
  }
}

*/

slushie(water);

This should work out of the box thanks to the carefully considered defaults set. However, if you do want to override any of the presets, take a look at the default settings in default.js and override as necessary in the config object in your newly created gulpfile.

Main gulp tasks available

Commands | Meaning ------------- | ------------- gulp | alias for gulp watch gulp watch | Sets up a Sass watch task to lint, and recompile the files in dev/fast mode (uncompressed, unoptimised) on change for development. gulp sass:lint | Lints the Sass files and reports any errors. gulp build:production | Builds the Sass ready for production. Sass files are fully optimised, and minified. Calls sass:production and other (coming soon) tasks in sequence internally.