Clarification on specifying file path to look at in gulp.src for this tool
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gward35 commented
Hi I've looked at your examples and am a bit confused as to what goes where on a css url string replace.
My attempt is as so
const fontURL = function () {
//path of file to target i.e. fonts.css
return gulp.src(['../site/fractal/components/preview/fonts.css'])
//in fonts.css replace all instances of /assets/fonts/ with ./
.pipe(replace('/assets/fonts/', './'))
// save file back in directory
.pipe(gulp.dest('../site/fractal/components/preview/'));
}
I am confused because on your object string example what I think I'm doing seems to be reversed. Can you confirm this is the proper usage for replaces portions of a string in a file?
lazd commented
That is precisely the example that's documented here. https://github.com/lazd/gulp-replace/blob/master/examples/inplace/gulpfile.js