I have a gulp task that is attempting to convert .scss files into .css files (using gulp-ruby-sass) and then place the resulting .css file into the same place it found the original file. The problem is, since I'm using a globbing pattern, I don't necessarily know where the original file is stored.
In the code below I'm trying to use gulp-tap to tap into the stream and figure out the file path of the current file the stream was read from:
gulp.task('convertSass', function() {
var fileLocation = "";
gulp.src("sass/**/*.scss")
.pipe(sass())
.pipe(tap(function(file,t){
fileLocation = path.dirname(file.path);
console.log(fileLocation);
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest(fileLocation));
});
Based on the output of the console.log(fileLocation)
, this code seems like it should work fine. However, the resulting CSS files seem to be placed one directory higher than I'm expecting. Where it should be project/sass/partials
, the resulting file path is just project/partials
.
If there's a much simplier way of doing this, I would definitely appreciate that solution even more. Thanks!
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