First stab at gulp

[SBoudrias]

@sindresorhus I'm having trouble making jscs works, it can't find the .jscs.json file. Any idea why?

[sindresorhus]

@SBoudrias nice! yeah, just an oversight on my end. try 0.1.1 ;)

[sindresorhus]

not in npm so i guess you're working on this :)

[SBoudrias]

Yup, almost got it working. There's just a bug that it only check coverage of one files, I'll fix it and publish the module soon. :)

[SBoudrias]

Apparently linting and jscs errors doesn't break travis build (exit is still 0).

I wonder if failing tests would? (probably since you mocha.run them mocha would throw a non 0 exit)

[yocontra]

Couple of comments:

• I usually define all of my paths as variables just to keep things DRY between tasks.
• I would move the coveralls stuff into another function or package
• The mocha stuff can probably be its own task as well (trigger with .run('mocha', cb))

[yocontra]

As for the process exit code it depends on the plugin. The guidelines specify that plugins need to emit all errors as an error event so users can handle them. If this were true the node process should fail (exit code 1) due to throwing the error (default behavior when no listeners for error are present).

[sindresorhus]

I've updated the mocha and jscs plugins to emit an error event on error.

[SBoudrias]

@contra Would it be possible gulp implement something like grunt --force so tasks continues running even though some throws? This is good when you want a full output of the issues encountered.

[yocontra]

@SBoudrias Well right now (at least in event-stream which most plugins use) it will keep going even after an error event has been emitted as long as it was caught. Theoretically (I personally haven't done it) by adding an empty process.on('uncaughtException') you can keep it going even if something fails

[coveralls]

Coverage decreased (-1.98%) when pulling a4d8186 on SBoudrias:gulp into 7e1e7ee on yeoman:master.

[SBoudrias]

Well, everything seems to be working great with Gulp - Awesome! I'll merge.

[sindresorhus]

Woot!

[sindresorhus]

@SBoudrias the coveralls stuff kinda feel like it should be a node module or gulp thing.

[yocontra]

@sindresorhus It looks like it would make a good gulpfriendly module

[SBoudrias]

@sindresorhus @contra Sure, it could even fit in a stream module if we pipe it to the lcov.info file.

I just wanted to get this working today. We'll be able to extract it later.