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symfony-gulp

v0.0.3

Published

Simplify your symfony project by automating your concat and minify workflow

Downloads

20

Readme

symfony-gulp

WORK IN PROGRESS!

Simplify your symfony project by automating your concat and minify workflow

Features

  • Build symfony assets parallel with gulp
  • Easily minify and concat JS & CSS files
  • ~~Can watch for changes and automatically rebuild~~ Not yet available
  • Asks you to generate a symfony-gulp file by showing you what files to use for concat and minify
  • ~~Can list all resources (js, css) you use in your html.twig files in a specific bundle or overall project~~ On Hold
  • Can list all js or css files stored in a specific bundle or overall project

Installation

npm install symfony-gulp -g

How to use

  1. Install symfony-gulp
  2. Go to your symfony project root folder
  3. Excute a task!

Tasks

default task

  • symgulp

Now you have activated the default task, which is to rebuild all

When you activate symgulp for the first time, it will generate a symfony-gulp.json file . This file contains how symgulp knows what to do exactly in your symfony project

generate task

  • symgulp generate [bundle]

generates a symfony-gulp.json so symfony-gulp knows how to build js and css files

build task

  • symgulp build [option]

Options can be 'js', 'css' or 'all'

resource task

  • symgulp resource js/css [bundle]

Lists all resources (js or css) in use by specified bundle. Can specify a bundle, if no bundle is specified ALL bundles will be used

Get all stylesheet files from a given bundle, if no bundle is given ALL stylesheet files will be retrieved.

Known issues

https://github.com/michaeldegroot/symfony-gulp/issues