Is there a dynamic way to create gulp.dest folders based on gulp.src locale strings while using fileinclude...
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gulp.task('fileinclude', function () {
gulp.src(['templates/*.html', 'templates/fr/*.html', 'templates/pt/*.html'])
.pipe(fileinclude({
prefix: '@@',
basepath: '@file'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./'));
});
I want this to generate /fr and /pt folders. Is there a dynamic way to do this versus creating 3 different gulp.tasks for each of the locales. I want to avoid 3 different gulp.tasks.
Basically, what this code does is assemble templates inside the templates folder which can contain e.g. template/index.html, template/fr/index.html, template/pt/index.html and then spit it out to ./.
In my current code however it will create 3 index.html files that won't work. It probably would override them in my opinion. Eitherway, my solution is broken.
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gulp.task('fileinclude', function () {
gulp.src(['templates/*.html', 'templates/fr/*.html', 'templates/pt/*.html'])
.pipe(fileinclude({
prefix: '@@',
basepath: '@file'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./'));
});
I want this to generate /fr and /pt folders. Is there a dynamic way to do this versus creating 3 different gulp.tasks for each of the locales. I want to avoid 3 different gulp.tasks.
Basically, what this code does is assemble templates inside the templates folder which can contain e.g. template/index.html, template/fr/index.html, template/pt/index.html and then spit it out to ./.
In my current code however it will create 3 index.html files that won't work. It probably would override them in my opinion. Eitherway, my solution is broken.
gulp
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
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You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
– Mark
Nov 9 at 0:26
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gulp.task('fileinclude', function () {
gulp.src(['templates/*.html', 'templates/fr/*.html', 'templates/pt/*.html'])
.pipe(fileinclude({
prefix: '@@',
basepath: '@file'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./'));
});
I want this to generate /fr and /pt folders. Is there a dynamic way to do this versus creating 3 different gulp.tasks for each of the locales. I want to avoid 3 different gulp.tasks.
Basically, what this code does is assemble templates inside the templates folder which can contain e.g. template/index.html, template/fr/index.html, template/pt/index.html and then spit it out to ./.
In my current code however it will create 3 index.html files that won't work. It probably would override them in my opinion. Eitherway, my solution is broken.
gulp
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
gulp.task('fileinclude', function () {
gulp.src(['templates/*.html', 'templates/fr/*.html', 'templates/pt/*.html'])
.pipe(fileinclude({
prefix: '@@',
basepath: '@file'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./'));
});
I want this to generate /fr and /pt folders. Is there a dynamic way to do this versus creating 3 different gulp.tasks for each of the locales. I want to avoid 3 different gulp.tasks.
Basically, what this code does is assemble templates inside the templates folder which can contain e.g. template/index.html, template/fr/index.html, template/pt/index.html and then spit it out to ./.
In my current code however it will create 3 index.html files that won't work. It probably would override them in my opinion. Eitherway, my solution is broken.
gulp
gulp
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
asked Nov 8 at 23:54
Ali Gajani
11k53674
11k53674
1
You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
– Mark
Nov 9 at 0:26
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You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
– Mark
Nov 9 at 0:26
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You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
– Mark
Nov 9 at 0:26
You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
– Mark
Nov 9 at 0:26
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You could look at gulp-flatmap npmjs.com/package/gulp-flatmap or glob.sync, see, e.g., stackoverflow.com/questions/52839227/capture-and-reuse-a-glob/…
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