Example project which uses Vue (.vue files), Gulp and Rollup

npm install

# Single build
npm run build

# Build and start watching for changes
npm run dev

• Gulp and Rollup: Because are simpler and fit my needs.
• Only using .vue files for javascript and template: This is because having css/postcss/sass/less/whatever inside .vue files required some things I don't like:
  • Rollup plugin for Vue required some not so clear code to get it working with SASS or LESS
  • Rollup plugin for Vue works nicely with CSS Modules, but at the moment I don't work with CSS Modules, and doesn't like at all the idea of import clasNames from './style.css'.
• Library imports are fake: Loading in memory and tree-shaking a library that is already lightweight and minified seems completely unnecesary. Not importing the library and using gulp-concat later is way more efficient and speeds up the development time taking down the compilation time.
• Vue's default config for ESLint: I'm not fully convinced of the idea of 2 spaces instead of tabs, or prohibiting semicolons... but seems like it's the Vue's standard.
• Hot reload not included: I'll not add more code to the build process just to avoid hitting F5.
• Static web server not included: Useful for demos, mostly useless for real world, If you need it, use http-server in CLI or npm script.
• Building-related files (gulpfile.js and everything inside gulp folder) MUST run as-is in Node (No transpilation required): It's just unnecessary, latest node versions already have arrow functions, classes and all that fancy syntactic sugar, and doing require() instead of import isn't THAT bad, deal with it.
• Bublé: From my experience, it's much faster and simpler than Babel, and plays well with Rollup (just see the plugin implementation).
• npm dependencies versions with just minor patches: You already know what SEMVER is and what the world thinks SEMVER is, so better be a bit more secure.
• Dependencies should come only from NPM: Don't accept a dependency that requires you to have things installed like Ruby or Python. Just Node.
• Build process must be cross platform: Yes, that includes Windows.
• Focused to work on the latest Node LTS version.

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