WarMaxis / Gulp_setup_for_websites_development

Simple Gulp setup for websites develoment. Includes functions: compile SCSS; minification HTML, CSS, JS; create maps for source files; compress images with https://tinypng.com/ API; copy dist files to FTP server. Enjoy!

Gulp setup for websites development

Simple Gulp setup for websites develoment.

Includes functions:

• compile SCSS;
• minification HTML, CSS, JS;
• create source maps;
• compress images with TinyPNG API;
• copy dist files to FTP server.

Enjoy!

Created by Michał Milanowski.

All functions and Gulp tasks:

• gulp sass - compile your SCSS files into CSS with source maps, compressed and with autoprefixer
• gulp watch - watcher for gulp sass
• gulp css-move - copy final CSS files from src directory to dist directory
• gulp html-move - copy HTML files from src directory to dist directory and minify it
• gulp tinypng - copy images from src directory to dist directory and compress it with TinyPNG API (require your API key)
• gulp javascript - concat, minify JavaScript files with Browserify so you can create JS modules and bundle up it
• gulp watch-js - watcher for gulp javascript
• gulp js-move - copy final JS files from src directory to dist directory
• gulp build - copy final all files from src directory to dist directory
• gulp ftp - copy final all files from dist directory to FTP server (require your FTP passes)
• gulp default - run gulp sass, gulp watch, gulp javascript, gulp watch-js

How to start?

1. First, create new JS entry file main.js, in main /src/js/ directory.

2. Optionally you can create tinypng_api_key.txt text file in /dependencies/ directory with your TinyPNG API key.

3. Optionally you can create ftp_accesses.json JSON file in /dependencies/ directory with your FTP passes.
   JSON structure:

{
    "host": "yourhost.net",
    "user": "example",
    "password": "verystrongpassword123",
    "hostDirectory": "yourdirectory/anotherdirectory/"
}

4. Install dependencies (you can use yarn also)

$ npm install

5. Run Gulp default tasks or one task

$ gulp