作为一项练习,我相信我可以按照您的要求进行操作。但首先让我说,限制源管道的传统方法是使用gulp-newer之类的东西。你应该看看这是否能实现你想要的。
但这里有一些可能对你有用的东西[没有经过很好的测试!]:
function build (path) {
return new Promise(resolve => {
// using setTimeout() to prove async/await is working as expected
setTimeout(() => {
resolve('resolved');
}, 2000);
// put your gulp.src pipeline here using 'path'
console.log("2 path = " + path);
});
};
function anotherTask (path) {
return new Promise(resolve => {
// put your gulp.src pipeline here
console.log("4 path = " + path); });
};
function testWatch () {
console.log("in testWatch");
// debounceDelay because gulp likes to call the watcher 2 or 3times otherwise
// see [gulp watch task running multiple times when a file is saved][2]
var watcher = gulp.watch('js/**/*.js', { debounceDelay: 2000 });
// I added the async/await because I wasn't sure those functions would be run in series
// as you wanted.
// With the event listener route I couldn't get gulp.series to work,
// so went with async/await.
watcher.on('change', async function(path, stats) {
console.log('1 File ' + path + ' was changed');
await build(path);
console.log("3 after build");
// I would assume that the **last** task in the chain doesn't need 'await'
// or to return a promise as in anotherTask
await anotherTask(path);
console.log("5 after anotherTask");
});
};
gulp.task('default', gulp.series(testWatch));
gulp watch 在代码中多次运行上面提到的。
输出(我的 js watch src 和你的不一样):
in testWatch
1 File src\js\main.js was changed
2 path = src\js\main.js
3 after build
4 path = src\js\main.js
5 after anotherTask
1 File src\js\taxonomy.js was changed
2 path = src\js\taxonomy.js
3 after build
4 path = src\js\taxonomy.js
5 after anotherTask