Static asset revisioning by appending content hash to filenames: unicorn.css => unicorn.098f6bcd.css, also re-writes references in each file to new reved name. Better absolute path support.
npm install gulp-rev-all2> Static asset revisioning with dependency considerations, appends content hash to each filename (eg. unicorn.css => unicorn.098f6bcd.css), re-writes references.
By using the HTTP server response header expires combined with filename revisioning, static assets can be made cacheable for extended periods of time. Returning visitors will have the assets cached for super fast load times.
Additionally, content distribution networks like CloudFront let you cache static assets in Edge Locations for extended periods of time.
smysnk forked this from gulp-rev to add reference processing and rewriting functionality.
> It is the philosophy of gulp-rev that concerns should be seperated between revisioning the files and re-writing references to those files. gulp-rev-all does not agree with this, we believe you need to analyze each revisioned files' references, to calculate a final hash for caching purposes.
I forked it from him because I wanted to add support for stripping root paths.
Probably this should be a PR on the original or something? Hm.
You have a bunch of static assets (css, js, images) in /public, and a bunch of template files in /views. You want to modify the template files so they point to the revisioned static assets, but the public folder is the root of your server, so none of the absolute paths in your template files begin with /public, they're just /img or /js or whatever.
By adding the option stripRootPrefixes: [/^\/?public/] (Array of RegExp), this fork converts an absolute path of /public/img/icon.png to /img/icon.png so it matches correctly.
Another tiny change: if you set includeFilesInManifest: '*', then it'll include all files in the manifest regardless of extension.
Add this line to your package.json, probably under devDependencies, then run npm install:
``
"gulp-rev-all2": "gulp-rev-all2"
Or yarn:
`
yarn add --dev gulp-rev-all
`js
var gulp = require("gulp");
var RevAll = require("gulp-rev-all2");
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp.src("dist/**").pipe(RevAll.revision()).pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
`
`js
var gulp = require("gulp");
var RevAll = require("gulp-rev-all2");
var awspublish = require("gulp-awspublish");
var cloudfront = require("gulp-cloudfront");
var aws = {
params: {
Bucket: "bucket-name",
},
accessKeyId: "AKIAI3Z7CUAFHG53DMJA",
secretAccessKey: "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",
distributionId: "E1SYAKGEMSK3OD",
region: "us-standard",
};
var publisher = awspublish.create(aws);
var headers = { "Cache-Control": "max-age=315360000, no-transform, public" };
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(RevAll.revision())
.pipe(awspublish.gzip())
.pipe(publisher.publish(headers))
.pipe(publisher.cache())
.pipe(awspublish.reporter())
.pipe(cloudfront(aws));
});
`
- See gulp-awspublish, gulp-cloudfront
Returns a transform function that can be used to pipe files through so that they may be revisioned, also corrects refererences to said files.
Returns a transform function that will filter out any existing files going through the pipe and will emit a new manifest file. Must be called after .revision().
`js
var gulp = require("gulp");
var RevAll = require("gulp-rev-all2");
gulp.task("default", function () {
return gulp
.src(["assets/**"])
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"))
.pipe(RevAll.revision())
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"))
.pipe(RevAll.manifestFile())
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"));
});
`
An asset manifest, mapping the original paths to the revisioned paths, will be written to build/assets/rev-manifest.json:
`json`
{
"css/unicorn.css": "css/unicorn.098f6bcd.css",
"js/unicorn.js": "js/unicorn.273c2cin.js"
}
Returns a transform function that will filter out any existing files going through the pipe and will emit a new version file. Must be called after .revision().
`js
var gulp = require("gulp");
var RevAll = require("gulp-rev-all2");
gulp.task("default", function () {
return gulp
.src(["assets/**"])
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"))
.pipe(RevAll.revision())
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"))
.pipe(RevAll.versionFile())
.pipe(gulp.dest("build/assets"));
});
`
The version file will contain the build date and a combined hash of all the revisioned files, will be written to build/assets/rev-version.json.
`json`
{
"hash": "c969a1154f2a5c0689d8ec4b0eafd584",
"timestamp": "2014-10-11T12:13:48.466Z"
}
`js`
gulp.src("dist/**").pipe(RevAll.revision({ options }));
#### fileNameVersion
Type: String
Default:
Set the filename of the file created by revAll.versionFile()
#### fileNameManifest
Set the filename of the file created by revAll.manifestFile()
Type: String
Default:
#### includeFilesInManifest
Add only specific file types to the manifest file
Type: Array of strings
Default:
If you set it to just the string '*' it will include all files.
#### dontGlobal
Don't rename, search or update refrences in files matching these rules
Type: Array of (Regex and/or String)
Default:
#### dontRenameFile
Don't rename files matching these rules
Type: Array of (Regex and/or String)
Default:
#### dontUpdateReference
Don't update references matching these rules
Type: Array of (Regex and/or String)
Default:
#### dontSearchFile
Don't search for references in files matching these rules
Type: Array of (Regex and/or String)
Default:
In some cases, you may not want to rev your *.html files:
`js`
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(RevAll.revision({ dontRenameFile: [/^\/favicon.ico$/g, ".html"] }))
.pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
Every html file except the root /index.html file:
`js
gulp.task('default', function () {
gulp
.src('dist/**')
.pipe(RevAll.revision({ dontRenameFile: [/^\/favicon.ico$/g, /^\/index.html/g] })))
.pipe(gulp.dest('cdn'))
});
`
#### hashLength
Change the length of the hash appended to the end of each revisioned file (use transformFilename for more complicated scenarios).hashLength
Type:
Default:
`js`
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(RevAll.revision({ hashLength: 4 }))
.pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
#### prefix
Prefixes absolute references with a string (use transformPath for more complicated scenarios). Useful for adding a full url path to files.prefix
Type:
Default:
`js`
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(RevAll.revision({ prefix: "http://1234.cloudfront.net/" }))
.pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
#### transformPath
Specify a function to transform the reference path. Useful in instances where the local file structure does not reflect what the remote file structure will be.
Type: function (rev, source, path)
Default:
The function takes three arguments:
- rev - revisioned reference pathsource
- - original reference pathpath
- - path to the file
`js/images
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(
RevAll.revision({
transformPath: function (rev, source, path) {
// on the remote server, image files are served from
return rev.replace("/img", "/images");
},
})
)
.pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
#### transformFilename
If the default naming convention does not suite your needs, you can specify a custom filename transform.
Type: function (file, hash)
Default:
The function takes one argument:
- file - file to be revisionedhash
- - calculated hash of the file
`js`
gulp.task("default", function () {
gulp
.src("dist/**")
.pipe(
RevAll.revision({
transformFilename: function (file, hash) {
var ext = path.extname(file.path);
return hash.substr(0, 5) + "." + path.basename(file.path, ext) + ext; // 3410c.filename.ext
},
})
)
.pipe(gulp.dest("cdn"));
});
#### debug
If you set this options to true, verbose logging will be emitted to console.
Type: Boolean
Default:
In some cases, false-positives may occur. Strings that are similar to a file reference may be incorrectly replaced.
In the example below, the 2nd instance of 'xyz' is not reference to the file xyz.js:
`js
require('xyz');
angular.controller('myController', ['xyz', function(xyz) {
...
}]);
`
It will still however be replaced resulting in file corruption:
`js
require('xyz.123');
angular.controller('myController', ['xyz.123', function(xyz) {
...
}]);
`
This behaviour can be avoided by passing custom annotator and replacer functions in as options.
The annotator function is called with the original file content and path.
Annotator function should return a list of objects that contain fragments of the file content in order.
You may split the file up into as many fragments as necessary and attach any other metadata to the fragments.
The file will be reassembled in order.
The default annotator returns one fragment with no annotations:
`js`
options.annotator = function (contents, path) {
var fragments = [{ contents: contents }];
return fragments;
};
The replacer function's job is to replace references to revisioned files. The paremeters are as follows:
fragment: a file fragment as created in the annotator function.replaceRegExp: parameter is a regular expression that can be used to match the part of the fragement to be replaced. The regular expression has 4 capture groups. $1 & $4 are what precedes and follows the reference. $2 is the file path without the extension, and $3 is the file extension.newReference: what gulp-rev-all wants to replace the file path without the extension (\$2) with.referencedFile: contains additional properties of the file reference thats being replaced. See the 'Additional Properties' section for more information.
The default replacer function is as follows:
`js`
options.replacer = function (
fragment,
replaceRegExp,
newReference,
referencedFile
) {
fragment.contents = fragment.contents.replace(
replaceRegExp,
"$1" + newReference + "$3$4"
);
};
You can overide the default annotator and replacer to change the behaviour of gulp-rev-all and deal with problematic edge cases.
The original full path of the file, before revisioning.
The original filename less the file extension, before revisioning.
The original file extension, before revisioning.
The original hash of the asset before any calculations by gulp-rev-all.
The hash of the asset as calculated by gulp-rev-all`, you can use this for customizing the file renaming, or for building different manifest formats.
Make sure to set the files to never expire for this to have an effect.