Configuration Options
Configuration Options
Elixir comes with a preset of configuration options that you can find under our dist/Config.js file. Below is the contents of the default Elixir configuration file:
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Master Configuration
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This file contains the proper paths and options for each and
| and every Gulp task that Elixir wraps up. To override any
| setting, reference elixir.config.* from your Gulpfile.
|
| Alternatively you may create an elixir.json file within your
| project root. As JSON, modify any settings contained here
| and they'll take precedence over these defaults. Easy!
|
*/
const config = {
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Production Mode
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Elixir will trigger certain actions, dependent upon this flag.
| You may enable this mode by triggering "gulp --production",
| enabling things like CSS and JS minification. EasyPeasy!
|
*/
production: Elixir.inProduction,
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Assets Path
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This assets path property is prefixed to all relevant assets
| in your application. For example, "resources/assets/sass"
| or "resources/assets/coffee." Change this if you must.
|
*/
assetsPath: 'resources/assets',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Public Path
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Much like assets path, this public path property is prefixed to
| any paths in your application, that point to the public dir.
| It's useful, when a server requires a unique public path.
|
*/
publicPath: 'includes',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| App Path
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The app path, you guessed it, specifies the path to the app
| folder in your project. If using ColdBox, then you won't
| need to modify this path. Otherwise modify as needed.
|
*/
appPaths : {
"root" : "",
"config" : "config",
"handlers" : "handlers",
"interceptors" : "interceptors",
"layouts" : "layouts",
"models" : "models",
"modules" : "modules",
"modules_app" : "modules_app",
"tests" : "tests"
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| View Path
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Very likely, you will never need/want to modify this property.
| However, for the instances where your app's views directory
| is located in a different spot, please modify as needed.
|
*/
viewPaths: {
"views" : "views",
"layouts" : "layouts"
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Notifications
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| As a convenience, Elixir will, when available, automatically
| display OS notifications upon the completion of any task.
| But of course you're free to disable this, if needed.
|
*/
notifications: true,
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Log Muted
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| As a convenience, Elixir will, when available, automatically
| display OS log upon the completion of any task.
| But of course you're free to disable this, if needed.
|
*/
muted: process.argv[1].indexOf('bin/_mocha') > -1,
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Sourcemaps
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| A sourcemap is a JSON mapping, which declares a relationship
| between a minified file and its original source location.
| Quite useful for debugging, it's turned on by default.
|
*/
sourcemaps: ! Elixir.inProduction,
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| File System Event Batching
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You likely won't need to modify this object. That said, should
| you need to, these settings are exclusive to the watch task.
| They set the limit and timeout for running batch-updates.
|
*/
batchOptions: {
// https://github.com/floatdrop/gulp-batch#batchoptions-callback-errorhandler
limit: undefined,
timeout: 1000
},
css: {
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| CSS Source Folder
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This property declares the root folder for all vanilla CSS
| files. Note that this is the folder name, not the path.
| We'll stick with a general "css" name - makes sense.
|
*/
folder: 'css',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| CSS Output Folder
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Generally, your source files will be stored outside of your
| public directory, and then compiled/merged as necessary.
| This property represents the public specific folder.
|
*/
outputFolder: 'css',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| CSS3 Autoprefixing
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| When working with any form of CSS, Elixir automatically runs
| your file through a CSS autoprefixer, which automatically
| adds or removes vendor-specific CSS3 prefixes. Useful!
|
*/
autoprefix: {
enabled: true,
// https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-autoprefixer#api
options: {
browsers: ['> 1%'],
cascade: false
}
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| CSS3 Minification
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| When running Gulp with the production flag, any CSS will
| automatically be minified. This offers the benefit of
| reduced file sizes. Adjust any plugin option here.
|
*/
minifier: {
// https://github.com/jakubpawlowicz/clean-css#how-to-use-clean-css-api
pluginOptions: {}
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Sass Compilation
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Gone are the days of researching how to call Sass on a given
| folder. Simply run `mix.sass('file.scss')` and you're all
| set. This object sets the folder name and plugin opts.
|
*/
sass: {
folder: 'sass',
search: '/**/*.+(sass|scss)',
// https://github.com/sass/node-sass#options
pluginOptions: {
outputStyle: Elixir.inProduction ? 'compressed' : 'nested',
precision: 10
}
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Less Compilation
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Gone are the days of researching how to call Less on a given
| folder. Simply run `mix.less('file.less')` and you're all
| set. This object sets the folder name and plugin opts.
|
*/
less: {
folder: 'less',
search: '/**/*.less',
// https://github.com/plus3network/gulp-less#options
pluginOptions: {}
}
},
js: {
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| JavaScript Source Folder
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Much like the CSS folder option above, this property sets the
| name of the folder, not the full path, for your JavaScript
| source files. It then gets affixed to the "assetsPath".
|
*/
folder: 'js',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| JavaScript Output Folder
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Once your vanilla JavaScript files have been compiled/merged,
| they will be saved to your public directory. This property
| represents the name of the folder within that location.
|
*/
outputFolder: 'js',
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| UglifyJS Parser/Compressor/Beautifier
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| UglifyJS is a JavaScript parser/compressor/beautifier.
| It'll minify your JavaScript with ease and has an option to
| mangle your code.
|
*/
uglify: {
options: {
compress: {
drop_console: Elixir.inProduction
}
}
}
},
testing: {
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| TestBox Autotesting
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Want to automatically trigger your TestBox tests? Not a problem.
| This object stores your default TestBox directory path. For a
| custom command, you may use the second arg to mix.testbox.
|
*/
testbox: {
path: 'tests/specs',
search: '/**/*.cfc',
command: 'box testbox run'
},
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| File Versioning
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| If you use aggressive assets caching on your server, then you
| will need a way to cachebust, right? No querystring needed
| this time. Here you may set the default "build" folder.
|
*/
versioning: {
buildFolder: 'build'
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Browsersync
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Want to have your browser refresh instantly upon changing a bit
| of Sass or modifying a view? With Elixir, it has never been
| easier. This contains default options for the extension.
|
*/
browserSync: {
// http://www.browsersync.io/docs/options/
reloadOnRestart : true,
notify: true,
// without this, the path seems to be relative to the proxied app (which won't work)
scriptPath: function( path, port, options ) {
return options.get( "absolute" );
}
},
/*
|----------------------------------------------------------------
| Watch
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Configure how your filesystem is monitored for changes. This
| modifies the behavior of any task using "watch."
|
*/
watch: {
// https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-watch/#options
interval: 1000,
usePolling: true
}
};Overriding Configuration Options
You can override or add configuration options in your Gulpfile.js by referencing the elixir.config.* keys.
elixir.config.production = true;Last updated