Closed brianO3world closed 9 years ago
Hi @brianO3world,
it's most likely the mode.<mode>.dest
property you will want to use, please see here:
var config = {
mode : {
view : {
dest: '.'
}
}
}
There's also a special section about output destinations in the docs which might help you‽
Cheers, Joschi
I was able to finally test this and everything worked great! Along with a few other updates this is working as a nice replacement for gulp-svg-sprites
. Thanks!
You're welcome! :)
Hey!
Trying to get set-up with this new package since 'gulp-svg-sprites' is no longer working. I have my SCSS and Sprite exporting but it's writing my directory structure inside of a 'view' folder on my site root. Is there a way to remove the 'mode' name folder and have the output SCSS and SVG files places in the directories I want?
For example:
What I am getting:
view > images > 'test.svg' view > styles > scss > _partial > '_sprite.scss'
What I want:
images > 'test.svg' styles > scss > _partial > '_sprite.scss'
I need these generated assets to go into the folders I have existing on my site otherwise I'm moving stuff around every time. How might I do this?
Thanks, Brian