manolenso / atom-grunt-runner

Run Grunt tasks from Atom.

gulp-runner

Build your project using Gulp from Atom.

How to use

• Set a path to your local gulp-cli in the settings (may not be necessary).
• Open a project that has a Gulpfile.js in the root.
• Open the task list (ctrl-alt-g) and choose a task to run, or input a new one.
• The output from the gulp task will be shown in bottom toolbar. Toggle the log with ctrl-alt-t, toggle the entire toolbar with ctrl-alt-shift-t. The toolbar will appear automatically if Gulp Runner was able to find and parse a Gulpfile, otherwise you can toggle it on yourself.
• If your task doesn't end automatically (e.g. watches files for changes) you can force it stop from the toolbar or by pressing ctrl-alt-shift-g.

Some issues still exist.

Installation

Install Gulp Runner package using the command line

apm install gulp-runner

Or install it from the Atom Package Manager.

Known issues

• The Gulpfile must be in the root of your project directory to successfully get the available tasks. Additionally, all gulp commands will be called in the root directory.

• Tasks added to a Gulpfile will not be automatically added until the project is reloaded or the page gets refreshed. They will still be callable from from the toolbar.

• Currently hard to add tasks that prefix another task. For example, if you have a task in the task list called develop, it is impossible to add or call a task called dev