How to generate normal rev-manifest with Gulp?

Question

Web development

Good time.
By the will of evil fate, I deal with building a project using gulp, in which gulp-rev is used for the revision manifest (a file with a hash of the file version, to automatically reset the static cache) . Based on the examples provided by the API and capabilities, we can conclude that this plugin produces copies of static files, supplementing them with a hash right in the name, then it writes all this to a json file. For example, there was styles.css - it became styles-209fkjshkfj89.css...
This is at least ugly.
Grunt used the wonderful grunt-version plugin , which only writes hashes to manifest.json without changing the css \ js files themselves.
This is beautiful and comfortable.
Actually, the question is - is it possible to force gulp to generate a manifest without touching the static itself, so that everything is human? .. I have not yet found an alternative to gulp-rev.
I would really appreciate any advice/links to plugins, thanks.

Answer 1

Nevertheless, I found an adequate solution for an inadequate collector. Using a fork of gulp-rev-all , you can get the desired file with a hash without dancing with tambourines around the static.

var RevAll = require('gulp-rev-all');
gulp.task('manifest', function () {
  var revAll = new RevAll();
  return gulp.src(['assets/styles/**'])
    .pipe(revAll.revision())
    .pipe(revAll.versionFile())
    .pipe(gulp.dest('dist')); 
});