Closed tompazourek closed 3 years ago
Hi @tompazourek! I saw this feature. This feature would be suit to gulp watch mode perfectly.
I made a new branch and an example. You can check it (instructions in README).
It works such way:
const {createGulpEsbuild} = require('gulp-esbuild')
const gulpEsbuild = createGulpEsbuild()
function gulpTask() {
return src()
.pipe(gulpEsbuild())
.pipe(dest())
}
watch('', gulpTask)
Wrapper createGulpEsbuild
needs to remember is is the first build or more than first build.
If you like it I will release new version. If you have a notice I will be glad to read it.
I tested it and got results:
[14:38:42] Using gulpfile ~.../gulp-esbuild/examples/watch/gulpfile.js
[14:38:42] Starting 'watch'...
[14:38:50] Starting 'build'...
[14:38:50] Finished 'build' after 156 ms
[14:38:54] Starting 'build'...
[14:38:54] Finished 'build' after 60 ms
[14:39:17] Starting 'build'...
[14:39:17] Finished 'build' after 62 ms
Rebuild is faster 2.5x than the first build.
@ym-project Looks really good, thank you for sharing! 👍 I'm just experimenting at this point, I'll have to try this out.
I released a new version with incremental build (0.3.0 version). I think this issue is resolved. If you will find any problems, just create a new issue.
esbuild v0.8.12 added support for incremental builds via the
incremental: true
option.What's your opinion on adding support for this to
gulp-esbuild
? I think it would be nice to have.