gulp-eol-enforce

Checks line endings to ensure they're the proper type. This plugin will fail if undesired line endings are found. Particularly useful as a pre-commit hook.

Usage

eol(desiredNewLine)

desiredNewLine can be one of the following strings:
- "\n" - "\r\n" - "\r"
This parameter defaults to your platform's default line ending (os.EOL).
Use this in your Gulpfile.js like so:

var eol = require('gulp-eol-enforce');

gulp.task('eol', function () {
  return gulp.src(['src/**/*.{css,js}'])
    .pipe(eol('\n'));
});

Example output:

Automatic Correction

This plugin does not automatically fix line endings - use gulp-eol or gulp-line-ending-corrector instead.