gulp

问题 I need to change the directory that the sprite files are compiled to. I'm just trying to wrap my head around gulp-svg-sprite for the first time. The goal is to have the scss file included in my sass directory, and then compiled with the rest of my partials - this part works fine. However, the generated svg directory is also put into the sass directory, so I end up with: - theme -- sass ---- _sprites.scss ---- svg ------ sprite.css-58jkdf8js.svg -- css ---- styles.css When I actually need this

问题 Currently, I am running the app emulation using the Chrome browser with ionic serve . I also see that there is a gulpfile.js associated with the framework. What is the relationship between ionic and and gulp? 回答1: Have a look at: https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-cli#advanced-serve-options (see "Gulp Integrations"). You can add a gulpStartupTasks property in the ionic.project file located in your project root. They example the above linked documentation gives is: { "name": "SmoothRiders",

问题 I have a problem running my jhipster application in prod. After the deployment of prod war file the site is unable to load due to a 404 not found on /app/app.js However vendor js and css are correctly injected. Not sure what's causing this issue. Error message : Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) generated.js:19530 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'module' of undefined(…) http://localhost:9080/app/app.js Failed to load resource: the server

问题 It seems in many places the professionals are building their projects using a node.js script that involves either gulp or grunt. What I can't figure out though, is why the script method is preferrable? When switching from the command line version to the script version, you add other packages in: i.e. gulp-uglify, vinyl-source-stream and vinyl-buffer. Wouldn't it be safer long-term-wise to use a method with the least amount of dependencies? Take for example the following command line method

问题 I'm kinda new to front end development, being a long time backend C# and Java developer, and I'm trying to come to grips with how to build front end applications. I would like to build an application using typescript and use gulp for my build pipeline to transpile, bundle and minify my code to a single JavaScript file. For this purpose, I have been looking at the node module tsproject which, as far as I can understand, is supposed to do exactly what I want. Except, I can't get it to do what I

问题 I'll try to approach this question with a little bit of abstraction, since going into the code details would be useless. I have an angular module that is split in 2 source files, say source1.js and source2.js . Then i have 3 unit test files which are designed to test 3 angular service/factory/provider. The project layout is as follows: root | -dist | -source.min.js -src | -source1.js -source2.js -tests | -unit | -service1.js -service2.js -service3.js All the tests, run with karma and jasmine,

问题 I've installed gulp and it works well in my cmd. So when I'm trying the gulp commands they work well. So I'm going to this path in my cmd: C:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\workspace\project1 And I can run gulp (its a github project on my Jenkins). But when I'm working on my project1 in Jenkins itself (localhost), the gulp commands aren't recognized. Jenkins doesn't know gulp. How do I have to integrate gulp in Jenkins? So my Jenkins will know its commands. I read something about node.js and its

问题 callback is firing, but task just hangs on Finished 'hooks:pull' after 2.04 s gulp.task('hooks:pull', function(callback){ var files = [ { remote: '~/deploy/test.example.com/hooks/post-receive', local: './bin/post-receive.test' }, { remote: '~/deploy/staging.example.com/hooks/post-receive', local: './bin/post-receive.staging' }, { remote: '~/deploy/example.com/hooks/post-receive', local: './bin/post-receive.production' } ]; async.each(files, function(file, cb) { var opts = { host: 'example.com

问题 I am trying to minify and compress my css (and later js) and serve it. To this end I first minify and compress it with gulp and then serve the gzipped files with django-compressor (so only http request will be made). I pretty much followed this guide: http://www.revsys.com/blog/2014/oct/21/ultimate-front-end-development-setup/ Using directly the gzipped files works good, however when I try to group them with django-compressor I get the following error: UncompressableFileError at /

问题 So Im building a spfx webpart of which one feature is to display link previews. I used this library for the task. I had to change the version of the package "styled-components" and update my "react"(16.4.18) and "react-dom"(16.0.9) in order for it to work. After making these changes and running gulp build I receive the follwing List of errors: [10:21:13] [tsc] typescript version: 2.4.2 [10:21:17] Error - [tsc] node_modules/@types/prop-types/index.d.ts(27,38): error TS1005: '=' expected. [10