问题
I am using bower to install dependencies for my project(I know there is yeoman but I am using bower). After setting up component.json file, when I do bower install it installs dependencies to correct directory but it install lots of other unnecessary files with it too. Now I want bower to install the specific file which is needed for example jquery.js, backbone.js and underscore.js and nothing else. How can I do it with bower?
回答1:
It's up to the package authors to specify what files to exclude from the package using the ignore property. For now just include the files you want in the your app/website and ignore the rest.
回答2:
I recently wrote up a possible solution to this problem and will highlight the main points below.
If you know you want a specific file from a particular package, it is easy enough to tell bower to only grab that file. For instance, with normalize.css, the only file that I care about is, well, normalize.css. So instead of typing:
bower install --save normalize-css
I can be more specific and tell bower to just download the css file:
bower install --save https://raw.github.com/necolas/normalize.css/master/normalize.css
That, of course, will always grab the latest version of normalize from the repository's master branch when bower install is invoked for your project. If, however, I want to make sure I always get the 3.0.0 version of normalize, then I can dig through the releases/history to find the appropriate URL and viola:
bower install --save http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/3.0.0/normalize.css
回答3:
You can check out bower-installer.
bower list --path usually tells about the main js file in the package, which bower-installer conveniently picks up and exports only those files to your asset directories. You can then use this directory instead and ignore the bower_components dir.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16129503/bower-installs-several-files-why-and-how-can-i-change-it