gulp

I'm using bash in windows. Getting this error when trying to run a sass compiler command via gulp. I have Ruby & Sass installed. Sass works fine when running it manually. Error: spawn ENOENT: missing the sass executable. Please install sass and make available on your PATH I have included the directory of my ruby bin in the PATH var (system variables within Enviroment variables). Anyone got any ideas? Your gulp-ruby-sass task is probably configured to execute SASS using Bundler (a gem dependency manager). When you don't have Bundler installed, that execution will fail with the error message you

I'm trying to run a task whenever a file get's changed, delete or a new file is added. The first two work, however: when a new file is added it's not being picked up. I installed the package gulp-watch and I have this task: var gulp = require('gulp'), watch = require('gulp-watch'); gulp.task('watch', function() { watch( ['./src/Scripts/**/*.js'], function(ev, cb) { console.log('test'); cb(); }); }); That was a weird problem. Removing ./ from glob fixes it. var gulp = require('gulp'); var watch = require('gulp-watch'); gulp.task('watch', function() { watch(['src/Scripts/**/*.js'], function

I'm trying to use the gulp-mocha module but can't figure out a good way to pass over the compilers flag. Is there a way to include this in my gulp task? Maybe in a separate pipe somehow? Example if running mocha from command line (works fine) mocha --compilers .:my_compiler.js test/**/*.js Example if using gulp-mocha (but where can I specify a compiler)? gulp.task('test', function () { gulp.src(["test/**/*.js"], { read: false }) .pipe(mocha({ reporter: 'spec' })) .pipe(exit()); }); I don't see a compilers option under the gulp-mocha plugin, so I'm thinking I need to somehow add the compilers

I want to display a notification when: 1. An error occurs 2. When the script was successfully executed All notifications are actually working but the success notification is always displayed, even when there is an error. How can I make sure the success notification is only displayed when no errors have occurred? This is my current task: var gulp = require('gulp'); var sass = require('gulp-ruby-sass'); var rename = require('gulp-rename'); var notify = require('gulp-notify'); var plumber = require('gulp-plumber'); var minifycss = require('gulp-minify-css'); var autoprefixer = require('gulp

We have a bunch of applications sharing common gulp logic, so we made a gulp plugin that contains a bunch of custom tasks. However we'd like to avoid installing gulp+our plugin (along with half the internet) for each of the applications we develop. Ideally, I'd like to do: npm install -g gulp npm install -g <our gulp plugin> Then for each app, we'd simply have to do: npm link gulp npm link <our gulp plugin> Although this works, the problem is gulp no longer recognizes any of our custom gulp tasks. Any gulp command I run results in: [15:16:51] Using gulpfile /workspace/my-app/gulpfile.js [15:16

I'm using browser-sync in gulp task for example : gulp.task('gulp-task',function(){ browserSync.init({ server:{ baseDir: 'app' } }) //rest of task }); I use this gulp task in gulp watch for( for example ) app/**/*.html like : gulp.task('watch',function(){ gulp.watch('app/**/*.html', ['gulp-task']); }); for first time change in html files everything is ok but for next changes i get error: TypeError: args.cbn is not a function ... guys said to install latest version for browser-sync with command below : npm install browser-sync@latest --save-dev and it doesn't helped. I'm getting the same error.

With grunt , I could use command grunt bower (provided by grunt-bower-requirejs ) to auto-generate RequireJS config file for my local bower components. Is there any plugin for gulp to perform similar task? Mind that bowerRequireJS is an asynchronous function. So you would need to use a callback (or synchronously return a Promise) to mark that task as asynchronous like so: gulp.task('bower', function(callback) { var options = { baseUrl: 'src', config: 'src/app/require.config.js', transitive: true }; bowerRequireJS(options, function (rjsConfigFromBower) { callback(); }); }); UPDATE: for future

Lately I have been studying Node.js. In this time,I have heard a lot about using Gulp or Grunt in as a build tool. Now I am interested in learning how to use Gulp. I have heard it was a build tool, but I am not sure what all that covers. What would I do(what kind of tasks) with a build tool like Gulp that would assist me in development? Some examples would be nice. Gulp ( and Grunt ) allows for task automation. Pretty much anything you find yourself doing repeatedly in a project, can be automated with gulp and it's plugins. and if you can't find a plugin to do the job for you, gulp is just a

I recently installed NodeJS Tools for Visual Studio which touts support for Node environments in VS. Notably, it has the ability to set debug breakpoints from the IDE. It's unclear to me if it is possible to set breakpoints when debugging Gulp tasks. The Task Runner has the ability to detect the Gulp task and output console.log statements to a window, but I haven't found a better means of debugging. I found this post from a while back: How can I debug gulpfile.js when running it with Visual Studio Task Runner Explorer? However, this post doesn't involve NodeJS Tools for VS. So, I'm re-asking