gulp-jspm-build
===

Gulp task to run jspm build and produce output as a Vinyl stream.


Install

``npm install gulp-jspm-build`

Usage

`javascript
var jspm = require('gulp-jspm-build');

gulp.task('jspm', function(){
jspm({
bundles: [
{ src: 'app', dst: 'app.js' }
]
})
.pipe(gulp.dest('.dist'));
});

`

Options

bundles

An array of bundles to create. Each object in the array specifies the
arguments to `systemjs-builder` in following format.

$3

`string` - Modules to bundle. You can use jspm arithmetic expressions here.

`javascript
'app'
'core + navigation + app'
'app - react'
`

$3

`string` - Bundled file name.

$3

`object` - Arguments to `systemjs-builder`.

`javascript
{ minify: true, mangle: true }
`

bundleOptions


Same as `options` for individual bundle but specifies common options for all
bundles.

config

Optional, the jspm configuration file to use.

configOverride

Override sections of config.js. This could be useful if you want to change things
like baseURL.

`javascript
configOverride: {
baseURL: '/foo'
}
`

baseUrl


The jspm base URL, as normally specified in your `package.json` under `config.jspm.directories.baseURL`. Defaults to `'.'`.

bundleSfx

Create a single file executable, including all necessary dependencies and systemjs. Defaults to `false`.

> See the jspm documentation
for more information.

Example

`javascript
var jspm = require('gulp-jspm-build');

gulp.task('jspm', function(){
jspm({
bundleOptions: {
minify: true,
mangle: true
}
bundles: [
{ src: 'app', dst: 'app.js' }
{
src: 'react + react-router',
dst: 'lib.js',
options: { mangle: false }
}
],
configOverride: {
baseURL: '/foo'
}
})
.pipe(gulp.dest('.dist'));
});
``