npm run images error about duckhunt-js HOT 4 CLOSED

@MattSurabian Hi! Is it possible for you to take a look? Thanks!

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I believe that in the future you can do this to get it working.
npm i gulp-connect --save
and then add
var connect = require('gulp-connect');
to the gulpfile.js

note that you need to have TexturePacker running locally, it should be able to run from anywhere so add it to your path

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@jorisgraat

1. install TexturePacker https://www.codeandweb.com/texturepacker/download
2. add path to folder with TexturePacker.exe to environment variable "Path" (in other system you must do similar operation, ask google about it)
3. rewrite task 'images':

gulp.task('images', shell.task([
  'TexturePacker --version || echo ERROR: TexturePacker not found, install TexturePacker',
  'TexturePacker --disable-rotation --data dist/sprites.json --format json --sheet dist/sprites.png src/assets/images'
]));

4. profit!

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Thanks again to awesome community members @IAluI and @Ellarddekoeijer! Sorry I have been delayed on this one @jorisgraat. I have just pushed a patch that should fix this 9a934de

A small nitpick in the recommendations above is that this should be a dev dependency not a runtime one, so the correct command to run would be npm i gulp-connect --save-dev. Now that it's added to package json though folks shouldn't have to think about it and this will "just work" going forward.

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