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Description
I view the article:
https://jsforce.github.io/blog/posts/20140126-deploy-package-using-jsforce-and-gulpjs.html
May I know that how can I get following directory structure ?
├── gulpfile.coffee
├── package.json
├── pkg
│ ├── package.xml
│ ├── pages
│ │ ├── MyAppPage.page
│ │ └── MyAppPage.page-meta.xml
│ └── staticresources
│ ├── MyApp.resource
│ └── MyApp.resource-meta.xml
└── src
├── images
│ └── salesforce.jpg
├── scripts
│ └── main.coffee
└── styles
└── main.less
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Start with the linked jsforce article and the example-gulp-jsforce repository, then compare the documented deployment example with the requested directory tree. Done means providing a clear explanation of how this structure is obtained, or documenting the supported setup if the example is still applicable.
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