gulp-shell: command executing continuously
I have never tried to execute a CLI command before through Gulp until today. What I am trying to do is:
- Watch for changes in *js files through
gulp watchin my project - Trigger
browserifyCLI command to rebuild mymain.jstobuild.jsfile. - Using npm package
gulp-shellto achieve the above throughgulp.
My gulpfile.js file
var gulp = require("gulp");
var shell = require('gulp-shell');
gulp.task('browserify-changes', shell.task('browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -d'));
gulp.task('watch', function() {
gulp.watch('js/*.js', gulp.series('browserify-changes'));
});
Apparently the CLI command
browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -dworks fine if I directly execute it through my bash.
BUT
When I want the same thing to happen through gulp watch I get this:
...
[1] [09:40:48] Using gulpfile D:workspacefungulpfile.js
[1] [09:40:48] Starting 'watch'...
[1] [09:40:54] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 305 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 295 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 307 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 301 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:57] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 302 ms
[1] [09:40:57] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
... and on
... and on until my bash goes crazy
Just a note: I have tried all other plugins (like gulp-shell) available on the internet, my problem doesn't change.
Please help me understand what am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
Thanks
javascript gulp
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
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I have never tried to execute a CLI command before through Gulp until today. What I am trying to do is:
- Watch for changes in *js files through
gulp watchin my project - Trigger
browserifyCLI command to rebuild mymain.jstobuild.jsfile. - Using npm package
gulp-shellto achieve the above throughgulp.
My gulpfile.js file
var gulp = require("gulp");
var shell = require('gulp-shell');
gulp.task('browserify-changes', shell.task('browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -d'));
gulp.task('watch', function() {
gulp.watch('js/*.js', gulp.series('browserify-changes'));
});
Apparently the CLI command
browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -dworks fine if I directly execute it through my bash.
BUT
When I want the same thing to happen through gulp watch I get this:
...
[1] [09:40:48] Using gulpfile D:workspacefungulpfile.js
[1] [09:40:48] Starting 'watch'...
[1] [09:40:54] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 305 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 295 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 307 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 301 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:57] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 302 ms
[1] [09:40:57] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
... and on
... and on until my bash goes crazy
Just a note: I have tried all other plugins (like gulp-shell) available on the internet, my problem doesn't change.
Please help me understand what am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
Thanks
javascript gulp
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
add a comment |
I have never tried to execute a CLI command before through Gulp until today. What I am trying to do is:
- Watch for changes in *js files through
gulp watchin my project - Trigger
browserifyCLI command to rebuild mymain.jstobuild.jsfile. - Using npm package
gulp-shellto achieve the above throughgulp.
My gulpfile.js file
var gulp = require("gulp");
var shell = require('gulp-shell');
gulp.task('browserify-changes', shell.task('browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -d'));
gulp.task('watch', function() {
gulp.watch('js/*.js', gulp.series('browserify-changes'));
});
Apparently the CLI command
browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -dworks fine if I directly execute it through my bash.
BUT
When I want the same thing to happen through gulp watch I get this:
...
[1] [09:40:48] Using gulpfile D:workspacefungulpfile.js
[1] [09:40:48] Starting 'watch'...
[1] [09:40:54] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 305 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 295 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 307 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 301 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:57] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 302 ms
[1] [09:40:57] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
... and on
... and on until my bash goes crazy
Just a note: I have tried all other plugins (like gulp-shell) available on the internet, my problem doesn't change.
Please help me understand what am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
Thanks
javascript gulp
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
I have never tried to execute a CLI command before through Gulp until today. What I am trying to do is:
- Watch for changes in *js files through
gulp watchin my project - Trigger
browserifyCLI command to rebuild mymain.jstobuild.jsfile. - Using npm package
gulp-shellto achieve the above throughgulp.
My gulpfile.js file
var gulp = require("gulp");
var shell = require('gulp-shell');
gulp.task('browserify-changes', shell.task('browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -d'));
gulp.task('watch', function() {
gulp.watch('js/*.js', gulp.series('browserify-changes'));
});
Apparently the CLI command
browserify js/main.js -o js/build.js -dworks fine if I directly execute it through my bash.
BUT
When I want the same thing to happen through gulp watch I get this:
...
[1] [09:40:48] Using gulpfile D:workspacefungulpfile.js
[1] [09:40:48] Starting 'watch'...
[1] [09:40:54] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 305 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:55] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 295 ms
[1] [09:40:55] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 307 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:56] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 301 ms
[1] [09:40:56] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
[1] [09:40:57] Finished 'browserify-changes' after 302 ms
[1] [09:40:57] Starting 'browserify-changes'...
... and on
... and on until my bash goes crazy
Just a note: I have tried all other plugins (like gulp-shell) available on the internet, my problem doesn't change.
Please help me understand what am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
Thanks
javascript gulp
javascript gulp
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
asked Jan 1 at 4:22
Siddhartha ChowdhurySiddhartha Chowdhury
1,3321023
1,3321023
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