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Project: unifiedjs/unified-engine-gulp

Package: unified-engine-gulp@10.0.0

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unified-engine-gulp

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unified engine to create a Gulp plugin from a unified processor.

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What is this?

This package wraps unified-engine so that it can be used to create a Gulp plugin. It’s what you use underneath when you use gulp-remark.

When should I use this?

You can use this to let users process files from a gulp plugin, letting them configure from the file system.

Install

This package is ESM only. In Node.js (version 14.14+, 16.0+, or 18.0+), install with npm:

npm install unified-engine-gulp

Use

import {engineGulp} from 'unified-engine-gulp'
import {remark} from 'remark'

export const gulpRemark = engineGulp({
  name: 'gulp-remark',
  processor: remark,
  rcName: '.remarkrc',
  packageField: 'remarkConfig',
  ignoreName: '.remarkignore',
  pluginPrefix: 'remark'
})

API

This package exports the identifier engineGulp. There is no default export.

engineGulp(options)

Create a Gulp plugin from a unified processor.

👉 Note: see writing a Gulp plugin for more info.

options

Anything not passed in options, but in the below list, can be set later by users of the plugin.

options.name (string, required)

Name of Gulp plugin (used in errors).

options.processor

Processor to inspect and transform files (Processor, required).

options.streamError

Stream to write the report (if any) to (WritableStream, default: process.stderr).

options.tree

Whether to treat both input and output as a syntax tree (boolean, default: false).

options.treeIn

Whether to treat input as a syntax tree (boolean, default: tree).

options.treeOut

Whether to treat output as a syntax tree (boolean, default: tree).

options.inspect

Skip the compilation phase and output a syntax tree formatted with unist-util-inspect (boolean, default: false).

options.rcName

Name of configuration files to load (string, optional).

options.packageField

Field at which configuration can be found in package.json files (string, optional).

options.detectConfig

Whether to search for configuration files (boolean, default: whether rcName or packageField is given).

options.rcPath

File-path to a configuration file to load (string, optional).

options.settings

Configuration for the parser and compiler of the processor (Object, optional).

options.ignoreName

Name of ignore files to load (string, optional).

options.detectIgnore

Whether to search for ignore files (boolean, default: whether ignoreName is given).

options.ignorePath

File-path to an ignore file to load (string, optional).

options.ignorePathResolveFrom

Whether to resolve patterns in ignorePath relative to its directory or the current working directory ('dir' or 'cwd', default: 'dir').

options.ignorePatterns

Extra patterns to ignore in combination with ignorePath or found ignores (Array<string>, optional).

options.plugins

Map of plug-in names or paths and options to use (Object, optional).

options.pluginPrefix

When given, optional prefix to use when searching for plug-ins (string, optional).

options.defaultConfig

Optional object with plugins and/or settings to use if no config file is supplied by the user (Object, optional).

options.configTransform

Transform config files from a different schema (Function, optional).

options.reporter

Reporter to use (string or function, default: require('vfile-reporter')).

options.reporterOptions

Config to pass to the used reporter (Object?, optional).

options.color

Whether to report with ANSI color sequences (boolean, default: false).

options.silent

Report only fatal errors (boolean, default: false).

options.quiet

Do not report successful files (boolean, default: silent).

options.frail

Treat warnings as errors (boolean, default: false).

Returns

An through2 object stream, accepting Vinyl files (fileStream). Streaming vinyl files are not supported. Read more about why in Gulp’s docs (point 10).

There’s also a fileStream.use() function, which is like unified.use(), in that it accepts a plugin and configuration. It returns the operated on fileStream.

Debugging

The engine can be debugged by setting the DEBUG environment variable to *, such as DEBUG="*" gulp ….

Types

This package is fully typed with TypeScript. It export the additional types Options and FileStream.

Compatibility

Projects maintained by the unified collective are compatible with all maintained versions of Node.js. As of now, that is Node.js 14.14+, 16.0+, and 18.0+. Our projects sometimes work with older versions, but this is not guaranteed.

Security

unified-engine-gulp loads and evaluates configuration files, plugins, and presets from the file system (often from node_modules/). That means code that is on your file system runs. Make sure you trust the workspace where you run unified-engine-gulp and be careful with packages from npm and changes made by contributors.

Contribute

See contributing.md in unifiedjs/.github for ways to get started. See support.md for ways to get help.

This project has a code of conduct. By interacting with this repository, organization, or community you agree to abide by its terms.

License

MIT © Titus Wormer