# Natron Documentation

> A JavaScript Task Runner

## Guides
- [Getting Started](https://natron.readme.io/docs/getting-started.md)
- [Defining Tasks](https://natron.readme.io/docs/defining-tasks.md): How to write a `Natronfile`
- [How to use the CLI](https://natron.readme.io/docs/how-to-use-the-cli.md)
- [CLI Configuration](https://natron.readme.io/docs/cli-configuration.md): How to use the `.natronrc`
- [Using Transpilers](https://natron.readme.io/docs/using-transpilers.md)
- [Using a Gulp Plugin](https://natron.readme.io/docs/using-a-gulp-plugin.md)
- [Context & Event Aggregator](https://natron.readme.io/docs/example-context-and-event-aggregator.md): Using Node.js' EventEmitter to handle events
- [Build Directory](https://natron.readme.io/docs/example-build-directory.md): How to use a Dedicated Build Directory
- [natron-args-parser](https://natron.readme.io/docs/module-natron-args-parser.md): Parse Command-Line Arguments
- [natron-core](https://natron.readme.io/docs/module-natron-core.md): Tasks with Promises
- [natron-vinyl](https://natron.readme.io/docs/module-natron-vinyl.md): Natron Vinyl Utilities
- [vinyl-transformer](https://natron.readme.io/docs/module-vinyl-transformer.md): Create Transformers for Vinyl File Streams
- [gulp-natron](https://natron.readme.io/docs/module-gulp-natron.md): Use Natron in your Gulpfile