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Why doesn't Gulp create a "dist" folder?
I have two different projects. Both have gulpfile.js, package.json and package-lock.json. The folder structure is absolutely identical. When I run gulp in the folder of the first project, everything goes fine: I get a dist folder with all the internals. But when I try it on the second it doesn't happen. The dist folder is simply not created. And I just get "Cannot GET /"
let project_folder = "dist";
let source_folder = "#scr";
let path = {
build: {
html: project_folder + "/",
css: project_folder + "/css/",
js: project_folder + "/js/",
img: project_folder + "/img/",
fonts: project_folder + "/fonts/",
},
src: {
html: source_folder + "/*.html",
css: source_folder + "/scss/style.scss",
js: source_folder + "/js/script.js",
img: source_folder + "/img/**/*.{jpg,png,svg,gif,ico,webp}",
fonts: source_folder + "/fonts/*.ttf",
},
watch: {
html: source_folder + "/**/*.html",
css: source_folder + "/scss/**/*.scss",
js: source_folder + "/js/**/*.js",
img: source_folder + "/img/**/*.{jpg,png,svg,gif,ico,webp}",
},
clean: "./" + project_folder + "/"
}
let { src, dest } = require('gulp'),
gulp = require('gulp'),
browsersync = require('browser-sync').create();
function browserSync(params) {
browsersync.init({
server:{
baseDir: "./" + project_folder + "/"
},
port: 3000,
notify: false
})
}
function html() {
return src(path.src.html)
.pipe(dest(path.build.html))
.pipe(browsersync.stream())
}
let build = gulp.series(html);
let watch = gulp.parallel(build, browserSync);
exports.html = html;
exports.build = build;
exports.watch = watch;
exports.default = watch;
project root
#src
fonts
img
js
script.js (empty)
scss
style.scss (empty)
index.html (includes <body> tag)
node_modules
gulpfile.js
package-lock.json
package.json
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Good afternoon, look first in your variable
let source_folder = "#scr"; // Очепятка как я понял. Должно быть "src"
Try deleting directory:
node_modules
AND file:
package-lock.json
And install new
npm i
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