BITBULL MAGENTO2 GULPFILE

Simple Gulpfile for Magento2

Why?

This project is originated from the need to make faster the frontend workflow of Magento 2. More info here: http://www.bitbull.it/blog/la-compilazione-del-less-in-magento2/

Usage

1. Place the gulpfile.js and the package.json in the root of your project.

2. Install the required modules:

    npm install /  yarn install  
   

3. Create a configuration file dev/tools/gulp/themes.js with the following contents.

    module.exports = {
    <Theme>: {
      "src": [
        "vendor/<Vendor>/<Theme-name>",
        "vendor/<Vendor>/<Module-name>"
        ],
      "dest": "pub/static/frontend/<Vendor>/<Theme-name>",
      "locale": [locale,locale],
      "lang": "less",
      "area": "frontend",
      "vendor": <Vendor>,
      "name": <Theme-name>,
      "files": [
        "css/styles-m",
        "css/styles-l"
       ]
     }
    };
   

src: Array of theme and modules you want to compile in format "vendor/<Vendor>/<Module-name>"

dest: Path in pub/static of your theme

area: area, one of (frontend|adminhtml|doc),

name: theme name in format theme-name,

locale: array of language to compile,

files: Files to compile

Commands

1. Task watch. Watches for less changes in vendor modules/themes and compile them in pub/static..

    gulp watch --Theme-name
   

2. Task clean. Clean old assets and run deployments commands.

    gulp clean --Theme-name
   

3. Task clean cache. Clean cache.

    gulp clean-cache --Theme-name
   

Licence

OSL - Open Software Licence 3.0

Changelog

• 3.1.0 Compile in different locales
• 3.0.0 Added build and clean tasks
• 2.0.0 Added sourcemaps
• 1.0.0 First release

Developer

Irene Iaccio(@nuovecode) http://www.bitbull.it

Copyright

(c) 2016 Bitbull Srl