Add "Rollup with rollup-stream" recipe. #1690
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| // if you want to output with a different name from the input file, use gulp-rename here. | ||
| // .pipe(rename('index.js')) |
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indentation is off here. Should this just be removed?
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I put the // at the start of the line so it would line up with the other .pipes. I'll change it if you want, but I prefer it this way myself.
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It looks really weird when I view the rich diff. Align it with the // transform the code further here. line
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Alright, the indentation has been adjusted. |
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The code is essentially the same as the first two examples from rollup-stream's README.md. Once rollup-plugin-gulp earns the right to exist by having unit tests, I'll add a recipe for its use together with rollup-stream. That's assuming rollup-plugin-gulp turns out to be a good idea and not a horrifying aberration, of course.