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Hi,

I've set my compile task like this:

return gulp.src(`src/js/script.js`)
	.pipe(sourcemaps.init())
	.pipe(js_import())
		.on('error', error)
	.pipe(babel({presets: ['es2015']}))
		.on('error', error)
	.pipe(uglify())
		.on('error', error)
	.pipe(rename('script.min.js'))
	.pipe(sourcemaps.write('.'))
	.pipe(gulp.dest('dist'))
	.pipe(livereload());

But when an error occurs (for instance on babel), the error line is related to script.js after importing the js dependencies.

How can I get this to work? I can't debug my app blindly.

Thanks,
Quentin

gulp-util is deprecated, you should remove this dependency.

Read here for more info: https://medium.com/gulpjs/gulp-util-ca3b1f9f9ac5

Hi,
thanks for this module, I included it in one second :)

I would just ask you if there is or it is planned the possibility to import many modules using a wildcard:

@import './widgets/*.js'

I have this in my Gulp file:

gulp.src( scripts )
   .pipe( jsImport( { hideConsole: true } ) )
   .pipe( rename( { suffix: '.min' } ) )
   .pipe( babel({
       presets: ['es2015-script'],
       parserOpts: { sourceType: 'script' }
   }).on('error', function(err) { console.log(err) }) )
   .pipe( uglify() )
   .pipe( gulp.dest( paths.js ) );

2 files:

file1.js:

@import ./base/jsfile1.js

file2.js:

@import ./base/jsfile1.js

And in the minified version of file1.js I get jsfile1.js and in file2.js, I just get:

;

instead of the imported file.

my code:
@import './utils/api.js';
@import './utils/http.js';
it works well on Mac.
but with an error: file './utils/api.js' is no exist. on Windows system.

I really love this package. It's ultra simple and does exactly what I wanted to do.

I was first going in trouble with browserify, which does complex things for simple purposes.

And with this package, I can now keep my global variables and split all my js in as many files I want.

Now I just want to disable the two console.logs, because I want to keep my console clear.

Is there an option for that?

Hy,

Is there a way commenting without consider an actual import the folowing: //@import '.../myscrpt.js' ?

Btw, helpful plugin. Ty