csstime-gulp-tasks

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csstime-gulp-tasks

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Prepared Gulp tasks to build and optimize assets for your project (SASS, LESS, CSS, SVG, images, sprites and more). Themes are supported via separated additional css-bundles.

npm install csstime-gulp-tasks

List of used packages:

  • autoprefixer-core,
  • gulp-concat,
  • gulp-csscomb,
  • gulp-csso,
  • gulp-header,
  • gulp-imagemin,
  • gulp-less,
  • gulp-sass,
  • gulp-postcss,
  • gulp-svgstore,
  • gulp-uglify,
  • gulp.spritesmith,
  • node-notifier,
  • normalize.css,
  • pleeease-filters,
  • postcss-opacity.

If your project has following structure you can use these tasks or some of them. component.json should have "name" of component.

gulpfile.js
static/ #always stored in a repository
├──favicon.ico
├──robots.txt
└──...
src/ #source directory
└──components/
    └──document/
        ├──component.json
        └──assets
            ├──other/
            ├──fonts/
            ├──images/
            ├──sprites/
            └──sass/
                └──themes/
                    └──mobile.scss
                └──styles.scss
            ├──svg/
            └──symbols/
                ├──icon1.svg
                └──icon2.svg
    └──componentA/
        ├──component.json
        └──assets
            ├──sprites/
            └──sass/
                └──themes/
                    └──mobile.scss
                └──styles.scss
            ├──svg/
            └──symbols/
                ├──icon3.svg
                └──icon4.svg
    └──componentB/
        ├──component.json
        └──assets
            └──css/
                └──styles.css

Example App with such structure you can find here csstime-example.

Just write this in your gulpfile.js:

'use strict';
 
var gulp = require('gulp'),
    config = {}, // custom config
    csstime = require('csstime-gulp-tasks');
 
config.useSvgSymbols = true; // custom configuration
config.themedStylesFileNames = ['mobile']; // separated themes
csstime.loadGulpTasks(gulp, config);

You can pass custom config in csstime.loadGulpTasks(gulp, config); to override default params. Learn more about default params in configs documentation.

Here is available high level tasks which you can see for gulp --tasks:

Name Action
csstime-mode-release Build, optimize and minify all assets. Remove temporary files.
csstime-mode-debug Collect and build assets. You can analyze temporary files.
csstime-mode-watch Watch changing files and run in debug mode
csstime-exec-csscomb Execute csscomb
csstime-clean Clear destination directory

Learn more about all tasks in tasks documentation.

After csstime-mode-release you will get following structure:

gulpfile.js
static/ #without changes
src/ #without changes
build/ #all generated files here
    ├──favicon.ico
    ├──robots.txt
    ├──...
    ├──styles.css
    └──themes/
        └──mobile.css
    └──components/
        ├──sprites.png
        ├──symbols.svg
        └──document/ #without sass, css, sprites
            ├──other/
            ├──fonts/
            ├──images/
            └──svg/
        └──componentA/
            └──svg/

Migration

Learn how to migrate from previous versions here.

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