I can run a task with a flag via:
gulp build --production
Is there anyway to have a task set up like this:
gulp.task('deploy',
gulp.series('build'));
And also include the flag:
gulp.task('deploy',
gulp.series('build --production'));
So I could just call gulp deploy to run a production build?
Since this is not really possible using the built-in gulp functionality, I wrote a package that makes this as easy and convenient as possible: gulp-parameterized.
(Note: this is still a work in progress. For one thing it needs a comprehensive test suite. It's also severely lacking in documentation. However the core functionality has been tested and should work.)
Here's your example using gulp-parameterized:
var gulp = require('gulp');
var parameterized = require('gulp-parameterized');
gulp.task('build', parameterized(function(_) {
if (_.params.production) {
/* production build */
} else {
/* development build */
}
}));
gulp.task('deploy', parameterized.series('build --production'));
This also automatically parses command line flags, so you don't need to parse those yourself with yargs anymore.
The following commands create production builds:
$ gulp build --production
$ gulp deploy
While the following commands create development builds:
$ gulp build
$ gulp build --no-production
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I used 2 tutorial clips from Microsoft (first, second) to build a sample Teams Message Extension.
I'm down to the final step of really starting the app with the gulp ngrok-serve command, but I get this error message:
...
[16:05:29] Watching .env
[16:05:29] The following tasks did not complete: ngrok-serve, serve, watch
[16:05:29] Did you forget to signal async completion?
I've read various suggestions on how to fix this, but the problem in my case is that I don't have the "ngrok-serve" task defined in my file. It seems to be running a "default" version of it.
So how should I define/overwrite it, so that I can fix it's implementation, in my gulpfile.js file ?
Thank you.
We were able to run the app successfully using gulp serve, as mentioned in the Build your first Microsoft Teams app using the Yeoman generator documentation. Please run the app using gulp serve.
Trying to install gulp. But when check using gulp details command, then getting error like Task 'details' is not in your gulpfile. Is anybody face similar issue.
It is looking for task "details" in your gulpfile.js. You can run gulp --tasks to see what tasks are available, but you are for sure not going to see "details".
Here's how to create and define gulp task
So basically, you at least need something similar to the following snippet within your gulpfile.js
function details(callback) {
callback();
}
exports.details = details;
Or, if using require-dir for better folder structure, you would need the previous code snippet within the referenced file :
require('require-dir')('./gulp/tasks/details');
And when using npm to run your task, like npm run details
You can find those scripts definition in your package.json file at your project root. There is a node scripts where you can define npm script, where you could be calling the gulp details task
...
"scripts": {
"details": "gulp details",
},
...
You could run npm run details, and it would behind the scene run the gulp task.
I took this from the Gulp documentation:
const { series, parallel } = require('gulp');
function clean(cb) {
console.log("clean");
cb();
}
function css(cb) {
console.log("css");
cb();
}
function javascript(cb) {
console.log("javascript");
cb();
}
exports.build = series(clean, parallel(css, javascript));
When I run this with gulp build, I get:
Task never defined: build
If I run ./node_modules/.bin/gulp build, it works.
And if I change the exports to:
exports.build = css
and run with gulp build, then it works too.
What am I doing wrong?
I've tried this on the WSL (Linux, my default env), but also on Windows directly. Another developer on my team doesn't have this issue, although he is running on a Mac. I've also tried different versions of Node.
Updating from gulp v4.0.0 to v4.0.1 fixes this issue.
Issue is with local vs global version of gulp.
use 'node gulp build' or 'yarn gulp build' (if you are using yarn)
This will solve your issue.
I'm trying to set up gulp in an MVC Core project within VS 2017. I have what I believe to be a valid gulpfile.js:
var gulp = require('gulp');
var rimraf = require('rimraf');
var concat = require('gulp-concat');
var cssmin = require('gulp-cssmin');
var uglify = require( 'gulp-uglify' );
var paths = {
webroot: './wwwroot/',
};
paths.js = paths.webroot + 'js/**/*.js';
paths.minJs = paths.webroot + 'js/**/*.min.js';
paths.css = paths.webroot + 'css/**/*.css';
paths.minCss = paths.webroot + 'css/**/*.min.css';
paths.concatJsDest = paths.webroot + "js/site.min.js";
paths.concatCssDest = paths.webroot + "css/site.min.css";
gulp.task("clean:js", function (cb) {
rimraf(paths.concatJsDest, cb);
});
gulp.task("clean:css", function (cb) {
rimraf(paths.concatCssDest, cb);
});
gulp.task( "clean", ["clean:js", "clean:css"] );
But when I open Task Runner Explorer I get the message "(no tasks found)".
I've checked to ensure all the gulp packages were installed via npm. I also added a package.json file. But the tasks are still not being found.
What am I doing wrong?
Apparently you have to install gulp locally within your project for it to work properly with Visual Studio. Global install won't work. Deleting the global copy and installing it locally solved the problem.
I was faced the same issue, and fix this after running two commands. Please refer below the process:
1) Right click on your gulp file in visual-studio, and choose "Open Command Line > PowerShell"
2) Run the command npm install gulp for install gulp. (You have to install gulp in your project, no matter if you have already installed gulp globally, but in this case you have to install the gulp in your project)
and press enter.
3) After execution of command go to task runner explorer in Visual-Studio and press the refresh button.
After pressing the refresh button you will see all your task list under task runner.
If you found any error related to "missing module" in output window like below:
Then you have to install missing npm plugins, for this just run the below command (into powershell):
npm install and press enter.
This command will install all the missing plugin, refer below image:
And then press again the refresh button in task runner explorer and you will see all your gulp task list under task runner window.
Hope this solution will help.
You need to have all the dependencies installed too - my VS Task Runner was failing without any error messages on a new install - I had already installed gulp locally, but my gulpfile.js showed the following required modules:
var util = require('gulp-util'),
gulp = require("gulp"),
concat = require("gulp-concat"),
cssmin = require("gulp-cssmin"),
rename = require('gulp-rename'),
babel = require('gulp-babel'),
terser = require("gulp-terser")
//del = require("del");
;
One of them was missing, so I ran
npm install gulp-util
npm install gulp-concat
npm install gulp-cssmin
npm install gulp-rename
npm install gulp-babel
npm install gulp-terser
And the task runner displayed my tasks - one of the modules weren't loading properly. Odd behaviour because the gulpfile.js and task runner were working correctly last week and the only changes made have been to install a few unrelated node modules locally.
In my case, I'd already installed gulp (prior to this, Task Runner Explorer was saying "Failed to load" under Gulpfile.js like this)
But I still had "No tasks found" like this
Additionally, Visual Studio had already told me that it had installed all the required node packages when I asked it to convert my bundleconfig.json to gulp. But despite all of this, gulp still wasn't happy (and the node_modules directory under my web app root was pretty empty).
Running "npm install gulp" again I noticed this in the commandline
and thought this might be a write permission problem because package.json is under source control in my project. I checked that out and re-ran "npm install gulp" and similar for the associated packages like gulp-concat and now I have a very full node_modules directory and... does gulpfile.js work? Well no but I've got a different error now so I'm pretty sure that I'm on to a different problem now :-/
TL;DR; make sure your package.json is checked out before you start installing node packages if you're using source control.
In my case, I had the same. I installed all requirements but still, gulp did not work on task runner explorer, threw no tasks found. I solved it by unchecking the $(VSInstalledExternalTools).
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Package Management > External Web Tools
I am trying to run the Aurelia skeleton-es2016-asp.net5 demo.
I am following the steps in read me.
I opened a command box and ran
npm install gulp
which seemed to work
however ehrn I now run
gulp watch
I get an error
No gulpfile found
Have you created gulpfile.js containing the gulp tasks ?
If No, you need to add gulpfile.js to your directory root and may write some default task in it for testing,
var gulp = require('gulp');
gulp.task('default', function () { console.log('Hello Gulp!') });
If yes, Try Installing gulp globally npm install -g gulp