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I was keeping up this step by step, and then came the need for the markdown files converted to html to be in another folder.
View the file code gulpfile.js
:
var gulp = require('gulp');
var markdown = require('gulp-markdown-it');
gulp.task('markdown', function() {
return gulp.src('**/*.md')
.pipe(markdown())
.pipe(gulp.dest(function(f) {
return f.base;
}));
});
gulp.task('default', ['markdown'], function() {
gulp.watch('**/*.md', ['markdown']);
});
Consider the following project structure:
meuProjeto |_ .vscode | |_ tasks.json |_ folder1 | |_ fileA.md |_ node_modules |_ gulpfile.js |_ package-lock.json |_ sample.md
When I place the task to perform, after some change in the files .md
, I have the following result:
meuProjeto |_ .vscode | |_ tasks.json |_ folder1 | |_ fileA.html | |_ fileA.md |_ node_modules |_ gulpfile.js |_ package-lock.json |_ sample.html |_ sample.md
Note that the files .html
are along with the original files .md
. My goal is to separate them as follows in a folder build
:
meuProjeto |_ .vscode | |_ tasks.json |_ build | |_sample.html | |_ folder1 | |_ fileA.html |_ folder1 | |_ fileA.md |_ node_modules |_ gulpfile.js |_ package-lock.json |_ sample.md
It would be great if folders were created automatically.
I tried to change the Gulp task code, but I didn’t succeed. It’s really possible to do what I want?