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source path "bower_components\video.js\dist\video.js"
.pipe(extReplace('.min.js'))
result path "bower_components*video.min.js*\dist\video.js"

replaced in the wrong place

The following code is copying .css files as .css.hidden (not renaming)

gulp.task('hide-material-css-files', function () {
    var ext_replace = require('gulp-ext-replace');

    console.log(ext_replace);

    return gulp.src(material + '/**/*.css')
               .pipe(ext_replace('.css.hidden'))
               .pipe(gulp.dest(material));
});

is there a way to get the function to rename instead of copying?

Hello

I'm using rails style file format. So, it's look like index.haml.html
Would be a nice to have option for working with files which have multiple types.

Example:
Origin file index.haml.html or index.htmlor index.haml.something.html → index.html

Can i send a pull request for this missing feature?

I have this use pattern:

- templates
  - t1.js.jst
  - t2.html.jst
  - t3.stuf.zbuf.jst

Then gulp:

    gulp.src('templates/**/*.jst')
      .pipe(extReplace(''))
      .pipe(gulp.dest('output'));

And it does not produce the expected result:

- templates
  - t1.js
  - t2.html
  - t3.stuf.zbuf

The extension still remain, using 0.2.0

If there's a dot in a source folder name, the plugin creates a folder instead of a file.

Here is my version of index.js

'use strict';

// dependencies
var through = require('through2');
var path = require('path');

module.exports = function(ext, replaceExt) {
    var extension_replace = function(file, encoding, callback) {
        replaceExt = replaceExt || false;
        var expr;

        if (typeof ext === 'string' && ext.length > 0) {
            ext = ext.indexOf('.') === 0 ? ext : '.' + ext;
            expr = new RegExp('\\' + path.extname(file.path) + '$', 'g');
            file.path = file.path.replace(replaceExt ? replaceExt : expr, ext);
        }

        callback(null, file);
    };

    return through.obj(extension_replace);
};

Check the expr = new RegExp('\\' + path.extname(file.path) + '$', 'g'); line

I am using gulp-save to save and restore the content and write to different files. My approach is to have source.js create three different files: [source.nl.js, source.de.js, source.en.js]. But calling ext_replace multiple times creates [source.nl.js, source.de.js, source.de.en.js] and that is not what I want. So I've created this version (no replace anymore!:)

module.exports = function(ext, replaceExt) {
    var extension_replace = function(file, encoding, callback) {
        replaceExt = replaceExt || false;

        if (typeof ext === 'string' && ext.length > 0) {
            ext = ext.indexOf('.') === 0 ? ext : '.' + ext;
            var firstextensiondot = file.path.lastIndexOf('\\');
            var fullnamewithoutextension = file.path.substring(0, file.path.substring(firstextensiondot).indexOf('.') + firstextensiondot)
            file.path = fullnamewithoutextension + ext;
        }

        callback(null, file);
    };

    return through.obj(extension_replace);
};

The current regex (/\.[a-z]+$/g) doesn't handle extensions with numbers, like .mp4.

In your readme:

If you have a slightly more involved extension you'd like to replace like .min.css, you can tell the plugin to replace that instead of the default behavior by passing in a second variable to ext_replace in the following example:

That's probably clear as day to you, but not to a mere mortal 😃
I have no idea what the second argument is supposed to do. How does it replace by two different extensions? Or rather, what does it replace by what?

I would suggest adding a bit more explanation to it, and preferably also an example before / after view for this "more involved" scenario. Whatever that means 🤔