This is a very basic gulp plugin that prints names of files. It's useful as a debugging tool to see which files are moving through the pipe or as a status printout.
npm install gulp-print// CommonJS
const gulp = require('gulp');
const print = require('gulp-print').default;
// ... or ES modules
import * as gulp from 'gulp';
import print from 'gulp-print';
gulp.task('print', () => {
gulp.src('test/*.js')
.pipe(print())
});
// ... or using custom formatter:
gulp.task('print', () => {
gulp.src('test/*.js')
.pipe(print(filepath => `built: ${filepath}`))
});
// ... change log function
import { setLogFunction } from 'gulp-print';
setLogFunction(message => console.log('LOG', message));formatteris a callback format function that passes in filepath to be printed. Callback should return a string which will be printed.
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