Inject a CDN URL

It is not immediately clear how one would inject a url for a CDN?

E.g. how might one inject the following:

["http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jasmine/1.3.1/jasmine.js", "./spec/test"]

It would appear that gulp.src() ignores the URL, and I did not see any unit tests corresponding with this functionality.

Many thanks for any thoughts. Cheers.

[eloone]

@joakimbeng I don’t have anything against modules. It’s just that what I want is so simple, I don’t think I should use another module for that and clutter my stack with it (something less to maintain and to learn for other developers even if it is simple). I think this is something the gulp-inject module should be capable of if we stick to its purpose of “injecting” a file with content, at least that’s what I expect from it when I use it to build my index file.

[eloone]

Thanks @joakimbeng. In the end I did it like this:

indexStream
      .pipe(inject(gulp.src(''), {
      starttag: '<!-- livereload -->',
      transform: function(){
        return '<script src="http://localhost:35729/livereload.js"></script>';
      },
      empty: true
      }));

And in index file:

<!-- livereload -->
<!-- endinject -->

It does the job without a new module, it’s what I wanted.