I have an app. My app source code is structured like this:
./
gulpfile.js
src
img
bg.png
logo.png
data
list.json
favicon.ico
web.config
index.html
deploy
I am trying to use Gulp to copy two files: ./img/bg.png and ./data/list.json. I want to copy these two files to the root of the deploy directory. In other words, the result of the task should have:
./
deploy
imgs
bg.png
data
list.json
How do I write a Gulp task to do this type of copying? The thing that is confusing me is the fact that I want my task to copy two seperate files instead of files that fit a pattern. I know if I had a pattern, I could do this:
var copy = require('gulp-copy');
gulp.task('copy-resources', function() {
return gulp.src('./src/img/*.png')
.pipe(gulp.dest('./deploy'))
;
});
Yet, I'm still not sure how to do this with two seperate files.
Thanks
var copy = require('gulp-copy'); gulp. task('copy-resources', function() { return gulp. src('./src/img/*. png') .
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You can create separate tasks for each target directory, and then combine them using a general "copy-resources" task.
gulp.task('copy-img', function() {
return gulp.src('./src/img/*.png')
.pipe(gulp.dest('./deploy/imgs'));
});
gulp.task('copy-data', function() {
return gulp.src('./src/data/*.json')
.pipe(gulp.dest('./deploy/data'));
});
gulp.task('copy-resources', ['copy-img', 'copy-data']);
You could also use merge-stream
Install dependency:
npm i -D merge-stream
Load the depedency in your gulp file and use it:
const merge = require("merge-stream");
gulp.task('copy-resources', function() {
return merge([
gulp.src('./src/img/*.png').pipe(gulp.dest('./deploy/imgs')),
gulp.src('./src/data/*.json').pipe(gulp.dest('./deploy/data'))
]);
});
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