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gulp-main-node-files

Allows to get main js files from installed /node_modules.

var files = gulpMainNodeFiles([options]);

Installation

npm i --save-dev gulp-main-node-files

Usage

  • Connect in gulpfile.js
var mainNodeFiles = require('gulp-main-node-files');

and than

var mainNodeJsFiles = mainNodeFiles();
var src = gulp.src(mainNodeJsFiles, { base: '.' });
  • For example, copying js-files from /node_modules folder to /build.
gulp.src(mainNodeFiles(), { base: '.' })
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./build'));

Options

You can pass in the options object to customize function behavior with the following keys:

  • packageJsonPath (default - './package.json' ) - a path to your package.json file.

  • nodeModulesPath (default - './node_modules') - a path to node_modules folder.

  • overrides (no default value) - this is an object that allows override main: section from package.json file.

    • For example, if package points out to the wrong or not the whole-source file:
      mainNodeFiles({
        overrides: {
          'packery': 'dist/packery.pkgd.js'
        }
      })
    • or if you want to return several main files:
    mainNodeFiles({
      overrides: {
        'codemirror': [
          'lib/codemirror.js',
          'mode/clike/clike.js',
          'addon/edit/closebrackets.js',
        ]
      }
    })
  • order (no default value) - the object that allows to specify returned main files order. For example, if you further inject returned files into html and want to connect jquery before any other libraries.

    mainNodeFiles({
      order: {
        'jquery': 1,
        'angular': 2
      }
    })
  • skip (no default value) - the object which keys represent packages user wants to skip (value for a key should be truthy, if value is falsy, it's the same situation when key is absent at all - package won't be skipped). For example, if you want to build hybrid angular app, you can bundle AngularJS files with gulp-main-node-files and leave Angular ones as is.

  mainNodeFiles({
    skip: {
      'angular': false,
      '@angular/common': true,
      '@angular/compiler': true,
      '@angular/core': true,
      '@angular/forms': true,
      '@angular/http': true,
      '@angular/platform-browser': true,
      '@angular/platform-browser-dynamic': true,
      '@angular/router': true,
      '@angular/upgrade': true,
    }
  })

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