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I found a problem in my app structure and build process using WebPack, TypeScript, and TS-Loader that I thought was caused by TypeScript 2.1.4, but apparently was there the whole time. You can see all the details from my other post: TypeScript 2.1.4 breaking changes in webpack ts-loader In short, I have Gulp and WebPack set to an entry point of /client/app.ts which for now has almost nothing in it (certainly nothing referencing /server/) but the TypeScript compilation stage of the WebPack build process is still trying to run on /server (and in my other post, showing a compilation error from

I am currently writing a side project where I can learn more about TypeScript and ES6 (using babel). I wanted to use ES6 with my TypeScript, so I settled on the following workflow. Typescript (ES6) -> Babel (ES6) -> ES5 Now I am using Gulp to automate all of this, and I am having a hard time getting the sourcemaps to generate properly. I should mention that this style was suggested to me by a user on /r/typescript so I am not even sure if it is possible. Anyways here is my current gulp task var server = $.typescript.createProject('src/server/tsconfig.json'); gulp.task('build', ['vet'],

Gulp plugin gulp-ruby-sass ( https://github.com/sindresorhus/gulp-ruby-sass ) giving not compiling, the error message in terminal coming like this 👇 Error: must provide pattern Here is the gulpfile.js details var gulp = require('gulp'), uglify = require('gulp-uglify'), sass = require('gulp-ruby-sass'); gulp.task('styles', function (argument) { gulp.src('sass/app.scss') .pipe(sass()) .pipe(gulp.dest('css/')); }); The gulp-ruby-sass syntax has been changed: instead of: it is now: gulp.task('styles', function (){ gulp.task('styles', function (){ gulp.src('sass/app.scss') return .pipe(sass()) sass

I'd like to add gulp, sass and browsersync to my toolkit. I'm now running gulp with a sass and browsersync task configured. I'm skinning a php app running from a vhost on my local apache server. I'm attempting to run browsersync from a watch task, using the browsersync's proxy option to use my vhost. Currently, when I run the watch no server can be found on port 3000. If I navigate to 'localhost:3000' I get chromes 'no web page found' message. If I navigate to port 3001 I can access browsersync's admin UI. So I know that browsersync is running. My gulp conf is as follows /* load plugins */ var

I'm using the gulp-order module along with the event-streams module and gulp-concat to concatenate javascript files into a single dest file. The gulp-order plugin has worked great for me in other projects where I wanted to concatenate files from the stream in a distinct order. For some reason in this project it is not working properly, and the files in the public/angular/config directory are dispersed amongst the files I specify to concatenate last in the public/js directory. I think this may have something to do with specifying multiply sources ie. the angular and js directories. I tried

Is there a way to set the working directory for Gulp within a gulpfile, so that I can run a gulp command from a subdirectory without running into any issues? I ran a search for this and didn't find what I was looking for. To clarify, I'm aware of adding a prefix to the files I'm using. However, instead of this - var gulp = require('gulp'); var jshint = require('gulp-jshint'); ... var paths = { js: [__dirname + 'app/*/*.js', __dirname + '!app/lib/**'], css: __dirname + 'app/*/*.styl', img: __dirname + 'app/img/*', index: __dirname + '*.html', dist: __dirname + 'dist' }; I'd like to do something

I try to switch from Grunt to Gulp and I have an issue: I read two streams from two files var fileStream = gulp.src(file); var injectionStream = gulp.src(injection) .pipe(replace('#class-name#', argv.cname)); If my console argument "--remove" is absent I have no problem to concatenate these streams .pipe(concat('animation.styl')) .pipe(gulp.dest('./dist')) However when '--remove' is true I want to delete injection, in other words, subtract injectionStream from fileStream. I tried: var es = require('event-stream'); es.replace() var replace = require('gulp-replace'); It works with strings, but I

I have an issue when running gulp as it kills itself during the task. I'm not doing anything: > gulp build [11:25:34] Using gulpfile /app/app-base/frontend/gulpfile.js [11:25:34] Starting 'css-clean'... [11:25:34] Starting 'js-clean'... [11:25:34] Finished 'css-clean' after 5.99 ms [11:25:34] Starting 'css-build'... [11:25:34] Finished 'js-clean' after 17 ms [11:25:34] Starting 'js-build'... [11:25:35] Finished 'css-build' after 888 ms [11:25:35] Starting 'css'... [11:25:35] Finished 'css' after 13 μs Killed npm ERR! app-frontend@0.0.1 build: `gulp build` npm ERR! Exit status 137 npm ERR! npm