This a gulp repo used to build multiple Vlipco front-end apps.

• npm >= 1.4.3
• node >= v0.10.26
• ruby >= 2.0.0
• bundler >= 1.4.0.rc.1

Has been tested with npm v1.4.3 & node v0.10.26

1. Make sure all env dependencies are satisfied.
2. If you are on osx brew install pngquant pngcrush for assetgraph-builder for other platforms, check the repo.
3. Install gulp globally with npm install gulp -g
4. Install Rgulp globally with npm install rgulp -g

Once you have your environment with all dependencies, you simply include an RGfile.coffee (or RGfile.js) at the root of your project.

This tells Rgulp how to get this repo and apply if to your repo, this is a sample of what it should look like:

repo_data = src: '[email protected]:Vlipco/rgulp-repo.git', checkout: 'master'
module.exports = source: repo_data

It says that the gulp repo to use is this git repo checked out at the master branch.

After adding this, simply run rgulp prepare in your project (this can take some minutes, be patient) and this will:

1. Clone this repo into .rgulp folder
2. Run the prepare script that install the ruby & node dependencies.

Then just run rgulp -T to see all the tasks you have available.

This gulpgile accepts --type production/deployment to trigger target specific settings

Potential improvements:

• Make the sourcemaps work correctly.
• Plumber to prevent errors
• Deploy with ansible
• watch for changes in build & remake compressed version
• caching
• receive configuration variables, e.g. CDN url

The NVM_DIR ENV variable is needed to run.

Selenium standalone server downloaded from: http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/index.html?path=2.40/ into test/vendor