gem-hunter

Allows gulp plugins to be used as Rollup transforms. It supports sourcemaps. Note: This package doesn't have unit tests yet.

npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-gulp

// rollup.config.js
import gulpPlugin from 'rollup-plugin-gulp';
import typescript from 'gulp-typescript'; // just as an example

export default {
  entry: 'main.ts',

  plugins: [
    gulpPlugin(typescript({noImplicitAny: true}))
  ]
};

A chain of gulp plugins can be piped together and used with this syntax:

// rollup.config.js
import gulpPlugin from 'rollup-plugin-gulp';
import preprocess from 'gulp-preprocess';
import typescript from 'gulp-typescript';

export default {
  entry: 'main.ts',

  plugins: [
    gulpPlugin(
      input => input
        .pipe(preprocess({context: {DEBUG: true}}))
        .pipe(typescript({noImplicitAny: true}))
    )
  ]
};

Returns stream wrapped in a Rollup plugin.

A minimatch pattern or array of minimatch patterns describing which files should be run through the plugin. Files not matching this pattern will not be affected. If this option is omitted or of zero length, all files will be included by default.

A minimatch pattern or array of minimatch patterns describing which files should not be run through the plugin.

If this is false, sourcemaps will not be generated. Sourcemaps are generated by default.

If this is true, extra files output by the gulp plugin will be ignored. By default, an output file with a path not matching any input file will cause an error to be raised.

MIT