storage plugin for gulp

• Gulp Storage uses Yeoman-Generator's storage plugin to simply save configurations in a local JSON file.
• Bind's a storage property to the the gulp instance.
• Within any gulp task, you can access the storage property by calling this.storage.

First, install gulp-storage as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev gulp-storage

Then, add it to your gulpfile.js:

// require gulp
var gulp = require('gulp');

// Do this
var storage = require('gulp-storage')(gulp);

// or do this
require('gulp-storage')(gulp);

gulp.storage.create('SomeName', 'somName.json');

gulp.task( 'any', ['anotherTask'] function(){
    var appName = this.storage.get('appName');
    console.log(appName)
    //=> myApp
});

gulp.task('anotherTask', function(){
    this.storage.set('appName', 'myApp');
});

• Type: String
• Default: myApp
• Required: true

The name property will be the root object key for anything set in your local storage file.

• Type: String
• Default: myApp.json
• Required: true
• extension: .json

The gulp-storage will create a Json file in your local directory, using the specified name;

Note If you are using gulp-storage with a SlushJS Generator, gulp-storage will create the json file in the generated directory. The path will be process.cwd();

Type: String Required: true

Type: String
Required: true

storage.set will set a new property in your local storage file.

Type: String Required: false

storage.get will retreive values from your local storage file.

• You can pass a key property to get a specific value.
• If no key is specified, storage.get will return everything in your local storage file.

Type: Object Required: true

storage.store will set all properties and values within the object in your local storage file.

• Create a storage.clear(); // Delete everything
• Create a storage.delete( key ); // Delete a specific property

MIT License