1. module gulp-strip-comments
   1. function gulp-strip-comments (options)
   2. function gulp-strip-comments.html (options)
   3. function gulp-strip-comments.text (options)

module gulp-strip-comments

function gulp-strip-comments (options)

• description and source-code

  function gulpDecomment(options) {
      return main(options, decomment);
  }

• example usage

  n/a

function gulp-strip-comments.html (options)

• description and source-code

  html = function (options) {
      return main(options, decomment.html);
  }

• example usage

  ...
  
  Unlike the default **strip** method, it instructs the library that `text` is not a JSON, JavaScript or HTML, rather a plain text
   that needs no parsing or validation, only to remove `//` and `/**/` comments from it according to the `options`.
  
  This method is good for any text file that uses syntax `//` and `/**/` for comments, such as: `.CSS`, `.CPP`, `.H`, etc.
  
  Please note that while the same rules apply for the text blocks (`''`, `""` and \`\`), you should not use this
   method for JSON or JavaScript, as it can break your regular expressions.
  
  ### [strip.html(options)](https://github.com/vitaly-t/decomment#decommenthtmlhtml-options
  --string)
  
  Unlike the default **strip** method, it instructs the library not to parse
  or validate the input in any way, rather assume it to be HTML, and remove all
  `<!-- comment -->` entries from it according to the `options`.
  
  ### [strip.getEOL()](https://github.com/vitaly-t/decomment#decommentgeteoltext--string)
  ...

function gulp-strip-comments.text (options)

• description and source-code

  text = function (options) {
      return main(options, decomment.text);
  }

• example usage

  ...
  ##### options.trim ⇒ Boolean
  
  * `false (default)` - do not trim comments
  * `true` - remove empty lines that follow removed full-line comments
  
  NOTE: This option has no effect when option `space` is enabled.
  
  ### [strip.text(options)](https://github.com/vitaly-t/decomment#decommenttexttext-options
  --string)
  
  Unlike the default **strip** method, it instructs the library that `text` is not a JSON, JavaScript or HTML, rather a plain text
   that needs no parsing or validation, only to remove `//` and `/**/` comments from it according to the `options`.
  
  This method is good for any text file that uses syntax `//` and `/**/` for comments, such as: `.CSS`, `.CPP`, `.H`, etc.
  
  Please note that while the same rules apply for the text blocks (`''`, `""` and \`\`), you should not use this
   method for JSON or JavaScript, as it can break your regular expressions.
  ...