问题
In Laravel 5 I am trying to create two different css files for my frontend site and backend site (cms). The source files are in two different directories.
The default value for assets in
first the backend
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/backend/';
elixir(function (mix) {
mix.less('backend.less');
});
Second the frontend
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/frontend/';
elixir(function (mix) {
mix.less('frontend.less');
});
Both are in the same gulpfile.js.
These are the directories (Laravel 5)
resources
backend
less
backend.less
frontend
less
frontend.less
Only the frontend file is compiled to public/css/frontend.css.
I also tried
mix.less('frontend.less', null, 'resources/frontend/');
though this is working for mixing script files it is not working for mixing less files.
**Update 28-3-2015 **
There seems to be no solution for my problem. When I do:
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/frontend/';
mix.less('frontend.less');
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/backend/';
mix.less('backend.less');
Only the last one (backend) is executed. When I place the last two lines in comments the first one (frontend )is executed. It's Ok for now because the backend styles should not change very often but it would be very nice to mix multiple less files from multiple resource folders to multiple destination folders.
回答1:
Try:
elixir(function(mix) {
mix.less([
'frontend/frontend.less',
'backend/backend.less'
], null, './resources');
});
回答2:
Instead of your variant:
elixir(function(mix) {
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/frontend/';
mix.less('frontend.less');
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/backend/';
mix.less('backend.less');
});
Try this code:
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/frontend/';
elixir(function(mix) {
mix.less('frontend.less');
});
elixir.config.assetsDir = 'resources/backend/';
elixir(function(mix) {
mix.less('backend.less');
});
回答3:
I have been playing around with this for a couple days and the best option I've found so far is as follows.
First leave your resources files in the default location, so for less files look in resources/assets/less. Then to separate the files into your front and back end resources add sub folders in the specific resource folder like so,
resources/assets/less/frontend/frontend.less
resources/assets/less/backend/backend.less
Now call each one like so..
mix.less('frontend/frontend.less', 'public/css/frontend/frontend.css');
mix.less('backend/backend.less', 'public/css/backend/backend.css');
The second parameter provided to each mix.less can point to wherever you want it to.
You can't split at the highest level directly in the resource root, but it still allows some separation, and everything compiled in one gulp.
回答4:
I have found the following to work:
elixir(function (mix) {
mix
.less(['app.less'], 'public/css/app.css')
.less(['bootstrap.less'], 'public/css/bootstrap.css');
});
The key things to notice:
- provide the file name in the destination, i.e. writing
public/css/app.css
instead ofpublic/css/
- chain the
.less
calls instead of making two separatemix.less()
calls
Works for me with laravel-elixir version 3.4.2
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29253766/laravel-elixir-gulp-mix-two-separate-less-files