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asset-browserifier

browserify references inside gulp-useref pipelines.

Install

Install with npm

npm install --save-dev l337r007/asset-browserifier

Usage

The following example will parse the build blocks in the HTML, replace them and browserify .js files.

var gulp = require('gulp'),
    useref = require('gulp-useref'),
    AssetBrowserify = require('asset-browserifier');

gulp.task('default', function () {
    var filter = new AssetBrowserify();
    var assets = useref.assets({}, filter.collect);
    
	return gulp.src('app/*.html')
        .pipe(assets)
        .pipe(filter.reInject())
        .pipe(assets.restore())
        .pipe(useref())
        .pipe(gulp.dest('dist'));
});

Requirements

Asset-Browserifier requires you to use gulp-useref > 1.1.2; this is so the collect function has access to the output file names. This has only been integrated in gulp-useref PR#108. You can (until the 1.1.3 release of gulp-useref) achieve this by depending on the github instead of the npm release, i.e.:

"devDependencies": {
    "gulp-useref": "git://github.com/jonkemp/gulp-useref"
}

API

new AssetBrowserify([options]);

options.browserify

Type: function Default: require('browserify')

Override the Browserify constructor, e.g. to use watchify.

options.browserifyOpts

Type: Object Default: {}

Additional options to pass into the browserify constructor. Good for e.g. {debug: true} to enable sourcemap generation.

options.filter

Type: Array Default: ["*.js", "**/*.js"]

Files to consider for Browserfication. Since all gulp-useref assets pass through AssetBrowserifier, we need to filter which ones to actually consider. If you use other file extensions for your javascript files, specify them here.

options.bundlePipe

Type: function Default: undefined

Specify a pipeline to be run on the browserified bundle file. For example using lazypipe

collect()

returns a stream sorting files into substreams internal to AssetBrowserifier, for later passing into browserify. Remember to pass this into gulp-useref's assets without calling it, since if will be called there. See the example.

reInject()

returns a stream which merges the browserified bundles back into the processing pipeline.

License

MIT © Wolfgang Herget, DFKI GmbH

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