gulp-preview-cshtml

> Allows frontend developers working on MacOS to work on their projects using original cshtml files. Helpful with Umbraco frontend development. (https://github.com/maciejkorsan/gulp-preview-cshtml)

Install

``
$ npm install --D gulp-preview-cshtml
`

Usage

`js
const gulp = require('gulp');
const previewcshtml = require('gulp-preview-cshtml');
const projectName = 'myProject';

gulp.task('html', function() {
return gulp.src([${projectSource}/Views/.cshtml, !${projectSource}/Views/Layout.cshtml, !${projectSource}/Views/.ref.cshtml])
.pipe(previewCshtml(${projectSource}/Views/Layout.cshtml, projectSource))
.pipe(rename({
extname: ".html"
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/'));
});
`

Working with partials

All you have to do is create a .ref.cshtml file near regular partial .cshtml. So if you import navigation like
`
@Html.Partial("/Views/Partials/_MainNavigation.cshtml")
`
you don't have to
change your _Layout/_Whatever.cshtml file. Just copy static html to /Views/Partials/_MainNavigation.ref.cshtml`

Changelog

#0.2.0
- added support for @Html.Partial imports.

License

MIT © [Maciej Korsan]