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QUESTION
I have a gulp project I inherited.
I am supposed to be migrating gulp v3 to v4.
However, I cannot find a gulpfile.js
in this project at all.
Yet, every tutorial requires one. I am assuming there is some setup where the last developer knew about which is probably outdated?
Here is my folder structure:
All tasks are grouped in the Tasks folder. I want to say these exported with the root files which actually run those tasks files are my "gulpfiles".
All gulp tasks are ran using: node platform/build.js
or node platform/deploy.js
I can make changes to this and everything, I see how he called it and wrote tasks. But I don't know the paradigm he is using to do this so it's difficult to know where to start migrating this to gulp v4.
Gulp libraries we are using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-27 at 22:02I inherited a project that used Gulp with no gulpfile a while back. It turned out it was actually inside of a shared gulpfile which was hosted on npm (like https://github.com/jonathantneal/gulp-config-dev). Long shot, but perhaps it's listed as a dependency in package.json
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use gulp-webserver
with Docker but I cannot get web pages from the host system
I have this Docker
file
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-02 at 22:13Turns out that my problem was related to the configuration of gulp-webserver
. Indeed, in order to reach the server from the host network you need to set the host
option to '0.0.0.0'
. E.g.,
QUESTION
Building a PWA on top of NodeJS. Utilizing gulp
to processes package/bundle
for production. Also using jQuery
.
Receiving the error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
package.json
:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-26 at 20:10You are using use strict
, which prevents any miss creation of global variable.
Thus when issue is with var $ = jQuery = require('jquery');
as accidental variable jQuery which doesn't exist is been created as global variable and assigned to $
. use strict
prevented this.
Just use
QUESTION
Here I have a watch task that will create my build
directory according to my src
. My build
directory will contain two main sub directories named debug
and release
. Watch task will look inside of my src directory(my working directory) and will transfer appropriate format of files inside the src into both release
and debug
directories. Now I also have a webserver task using gulp-webserver
(live reloading) package in order to watching my index.html
file inside my debug directory. My problem is that each task works independently, but I don't know how run them simultaneously. Here is what I've tried but it didn't work(just one of them will be start). Let me know if further information is needed.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-01 at 05:47I solve my problem by using gulp.parallel
for both webserver
and watch
tasks :
QUESTION
I have read every tutorial, stackoverflow question, discussion forum I can find on this topic and still cannot find a solution that works for me. I'm sure it's something simple I'm overlooking which is why I'm asking for help. here's my folder structure for reference.
- dist
- css
- img
- js
- index.html
- src
- sass
- img
- js
- index.html
- gulpfile.js
- package.json
browserSync will initialize correctly and show me the page in the browser. When I make a change to the html, css, or js files though, the terminal will tell me it's reloading the browser but then the browser never reloads. If i manually refresh the browser, then changes show correctly but browserSync is supposed to automatically refresh right?
Do i need to make some kind of return stream or .pipe(browserSync.stream()); at the end of my copy tasks?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-29 at 16:27I downloaded your repo to check it and everything is fine with your Gulp installation.
The problem you have is that your index.html file is malformed. There's a word 'portfolio' at the very beginning of your file, before the document declaration.
I read in some other answers that BrowserSync needs a body tag in the HTML to inject some code that enables the syncing, and I guess that a malformed HTML can break that functionality.
Thanks,
QUESTION
I have two tasks in my tasks.json file, a build-task and a gulp task that uses gulp-typescript. The latter won't work, and I really don't understand why. They're both using the same tsconfig.json file.
The gulp-task ("tsc"), executes without errors, but does not generate the src/test.js file (outFile). I can't find it elsewhere in the folder-tree, either. The build task generates the file, tho.
Is there some version mismatch between typescript and gulp-typescript? There has been so many changes and Googling the "correct" way is very hard.
I was hoping gulp-typescript was just a transparent layer around typescript. Obviously, its not (it seems to have its own way of generating sourcemaps, etcetera. Some tsconfig.json settings seems to be ignored by gulp-typescript).
tasks.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-01 at 14:12For other Javascript newbies like me out there, don't manually "beautify" code with extra line-breaks, especially not at return
statements;
Turned out that my gulp-typescript task didn't execute the pipe because of that. Took me almost two days to figure out. Doh.
Do:
QUESTION
I'm using npm -v =>3.10.10
and I want to run a new project (empty one) of Angular2.
If I write
npm isntall angular2 --save
I get this :
But after reading this answer which states :
You may need to manually install top-level modules that have unmet dependencies:
— I did this:
npm isntall es6-shim@^0.35.0 --save
npm isntall reflect-metadata@0.1.2 --save
npm isntall rxjs@5.0.0-beta.6 --save
npm isntall zone.js@^0.6.12 --save
So now I have this :
So now package.json
looks like :
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 10:38you are trying to download a deprecated version of angular2 :
use @angular/cli because everything (tsconfig
, @types/
and shims
) is configured for you :
QUESTION
I have setup Angular2+webpack and NodeJs with backend.
Basic setup look like:
webpack.config.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-14 at 08:40I edit the package.json
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