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stream-jspm

v0.0.1

Published

Wraps JSPM inside a node stream so it is useful within a streaming build script.

Downloads

3

Readme

Synopsis

Makes JSPM available as a node stream so you can use it in gulp, but since there is no direct depedency on gulp it's not called "gulp-jspm."

command line

npm install stream-jspm --save-dev

gulpfile.js

var jspm = require("stream-jspm");
var gulp = require("gulp");
var options = {
    args : "", // this string will be appended to command line without modification
    quiet: true
};
var es6Stream = gulp.src(["src/main/es6/**.js", "src/main/es6/**.es6"])
              .pipe(jspm.bundleSfx(options))
              .on('error', function(e){
                  console.error("JSPM Build Failed", e.message);
              })
              .pipe(gulp.dest("build"))
              ;
              

              

Depedencies

Assume that jspm is installed globally and available from the shell.

Considerations

JSPM doesn't support streaming, so this writes the output from JSPM to a tempfile and rewrites the vinyl file so the consumer of the stream never knows.

Is it pure streaming? No.

Do you have a project you need out the door and want to use gulp + jspm? Yes.

License

MIT +no-false-attribs License