output dir error

[asins]

const Path = require('path');
const gulp = require('gulp');
const rollup = require('gulp-rollup');
gulp.task('test', function (cb) {
	// let path = 'test.js';
	let path = 'pc/js/test.js';
	let fullPath = Path.join('~/app/src', path);
	gulp.src(fullPath, {base: '~/app/src'})
		.pipe(rollup({
			allowRealFiles: true,
			entry: fullPath,
			moduleName: 'test',
			format: 'iife'
		}))
		.pipe(gulp.dest(Path.join('~/app', 'build')));
});

if path = 'test.js' then output dir is ~/app/src/test.js，I don't know why.
but if path = 'pc/js/test.js' then output dir is ~/app/pc/js/test.js, this is right.

so change operandom/gulp-rollup all is ok. And I think it is necessary to use 'entry' as' gulp.src'.

[lemmabit]

operandom/gulp-rollup is just an outdated gulp-rollup. gulp-rollup v1.x has been superseded by rollup-stream, so you should be using that instead.

With that being said, running your test case just gives me this:

$ gulp test
[06:33:46] Using gulpfile /tmp/test-case/gulpfile.js
[06:33:46] Starting 'test'...

events.js:160
      throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
      ^
Error: Could not resolve entry (~/app/src/pc/js/test.js)
    at error (/tmp/test-case/node_modules/rollup/dist/rollup.js:170:12)
    at /tmp/test-case/node_modules/rollup/dist/rollup.js:9284:5
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)

I would also prefer a test case that doesn't require me to put things in my home directory if you can produce one. Although once again, my recommendation is to simply use rollup-stream, which is far, far less prone to problems like this one.

[asins]

you test case error is ~/app/src/pc/js/test.js file does not exist.
In my Mac computer is actually written like this: /Users/asins/app/src/pc/js/test.js.

You said that you can use rollup-stream, but it is not convenient for me, because I have a number of entry documents coexist, and the output is a number of files, want to be placed in a gulp processing stream.

[lemmabit]

It does exist. That's why I asked you not to make me put things in my home directory if possible. I'm using Linux, which shouldn't be any different, but perhaps it is. Regardless, if you can eliminate the ~ in the path while still producing incorrect results, that will help.

I guess I forgot to put information about how to achieve multiple entry points in the README. Sorry about that. In the meantime, this comment will help: lemmabit/rollup-stream#9 (comment)

Its rather boilerplate, I'll admit. I've never had sufficient motivation to create a separate package to do that work. I'd say it's definitely a step up from using gulp-rollup for this, though.