Gulp Starter Pack

This package intended to solve common front-end development tasks. Works best for psd/sketch to html projects and save you a lot of time setting up local environment

How to start

yarn - install npm dependencies
bower install - install bower packages
gulp - run dev-server
gulp build - build project from sources

List of Gulp tasks

To run separate task type in command line gulp [task_name]. Almost all tasks also have watch mode - gulp [task_name]:watch, but you don't need to use it directly.

Main tasks

Task name	Description
`default`	will start all tasks required by project in dev mode: initial build, watch files, run server with livereload
`build:development`	build dev version of project (without code optimizations)
`build`	build production-ready project (with code optimizations)

Other tasks

Task name	Description
`sass`	compile .sass/.scss to .css. Included postcss for autoprefixer, flexbugs and other cool plugins you might add
`pug`	compile pug templates
`javascript`	combines vendor files and custom .js code into separate files
`sprite:svg`	create svg symbol sprites
`sprite:png`	create png sprites
`images`	optimize, minify and clone images
`server`	run dev-server powered by BrowserSync
`clean`	remove `./dist` folder
`copy`	copy common files from `./src` path to `./dist` path
`list-pages`	create index file with links to all project pages

All available tasks are placed in a folder ./gulp/tasks as separate *.js files.

Flags

gulp --open or gulp server --open - run dev server and then open preview in browser
gulp --tunnel=[name] or gulp server --tunnel [name] - runs dev server and allows you to easily share a web service on your local development machine (powered by localtunnel.me). Your local site will be available at [name].localtunnel.me.
gulp [task_name] --prod or gulp [task_name] --production - run task in production mode. Some of the tasks (like, sass or js compilation) have additional settings for production mode (such as code minification), so with this flag you can force production mode. gulp build uses this mode by default.

##Other You can also use npm scripts: