Gulp has four methods that you will be using a lot. Those are src(), dest(), task(), and watch(). Additionally, you will be using Node's pipe() method to pass the output from one function to the other. The following example takes the css folder and simply copies it to a new css_copy folder:
var gulp = require('gulp');gulp.task('copycss', function () { gulp.src('css*.css') .pipe(gulp.dest('css_copy'));});gulp.task('default', ['copycss']);
As you can see, we defined two tasks, 'copycss' and 'default'. The 'default' task is started by Gulp by, well, default. In this case, the default task simply starts the tasks defined in the array, so copycss. In the copycss task, we take all the CSS files from the css folder. As you can see, ...
