I am using gulp to uglify and make ready my javascript files for production. What I have is this code:
var concat = require(\'gulp-concat\');
var del = requi
Gulp streams input, does all transformations, and then streams output. Saving temporary files in between is AFAIK non-idiomatic when using Gulp.
Instead, what you're looking for, is a streaming-way of replacing content. It would be moderately easy to write something yourself, or you could use an existing plugin. For me, gulp-replace has worked quite well.
If you want to do the replacement in all files it's easy to change your task like this:
var replace = require('gulp-replace');
gulp.task('scripts', ['clean-js'], function () {
return gulp.src(js.src)
.pipe(replace(/http:\/\/localhost:\d+/g, 'http://example.com'))
.pipe(uglify())
.pipe(concat('js.min.js'))
.pipe(gulp.dest('content/bundles/'))
.pipe(gzip(gzip_options))
.pipe(gulp.dest('content/bundles/'));
});
You could also do gulp.src
just on the files you expect the pattern to be in, and stream them seperately through gulp-replace
, merging it with a gulp.src
stream of all the other files afterwards.