gruntjs

问题 how do I compile Jade templates to static HTML via Grunt where my data is already held in a JSON file? Say I have this Gruntfile.js module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-jade'); grunt.initConfig( { jade: { html: { src: './*.jade', dest: './index2.html', options: { client: false, pretty: true } } } }); grunt.registerTask('default', 'jade'); }; This JSON file (./data.json) { "foo": {value: 1}, "bar": {value: 2}, "baz": {value: 3} } And this Jade (./index.jade) ul

问题 I'm using yeoman, grunt, mocha. I want to do BDD so I make basic unit test and run grunt test in console, which gives me ReferenceError: can't find variable: Creature opening test/index.html in browser works as it should. This is my creature.js file in app/scripts: 'use strict'; var Creature = (function () { function Creature(name) { this.name = name; } Creature.prototype.sayHello = function (message) { return this.name + ' ' + message; }; Creature.prototype.eat = function (item){ return this

问题 I'm trying to inject content via grunt-replace when I build by visual studio solution. However I would like to inject different content depending on the build configuration. Is it possible to read the build configuration using grunt/node. Thanks. 回答1: You can use grunt.option for this. Provide your build env on the command line and use it in the Gruntfile using grunt.option. Quoting the example from grunt.option documentation Gruntfile.js grunt.initConfig({ compass: { dev: { options: { /* ...

问题 I'm trying to install Grunt on my machine. I have read some tutorials and followed the installation docs, but I can't get it working. The CLI installs ok using this command: sudo npm install -g grunt-cli When I select a local directory (containing the package.json and Gruntfile) and npm install , I see the following message: npm WARN prefer global grunt-cli@0.1.9 should be installed with -g Why is this happening? I did install with -g - meaning 'globally', I understand. After this, it seems

问题 the problem is in bootstrap sass , icon sprites path is all ways prefix '../' before the image, '../../images/../images/glyphicons-halflings-white.png' I hope like this '../images/../images/glyphicons-halflings-white.png' grunt files config : options: { sassDir: '<%= yeoman.app %>/styles', cssDir: '.tmp/styles', imagesDir: 'images', javascriptsDir: '<%= yeoman.app %>/scripts', fontsDir: '<%= yeoman.app %>/styles/fonts', importPath: '<%= yeoman.app %>/components', relativeAssets: true }, How

问题 I'm using cssmin with the following "Content" folder structure: src |--dir1 | |--style1.css | |--images | |--image1.png |--dir2 |--style2.css |--images |--image2.png dist |--styles.min.css |--styles.min.css.map Where styles.min.css and styles.min.css.map are the result of concatenating/minifying all stylesheets in the"src" folder. I first had issues where styles.min.css contained URLs for images in the wrong places (i.e. "images/image1.png" instead of "../src/dir1/images/image1.png") but

问题 I'm aware of the task runner as a visual studio extension, you can bind a grunt task to a specific visual studio "event" like: before build after build clean open solution In my case I want to automate the deploy process to run a build task using grunt (clean, minify, concat files, etc.) before creating a deploy package when publishing a website in visual studio . I also want to do some modifications to the deploy package instead to pickup the whole list of files in the main directory I'd

问题 I have this assemble grunt target: docs: { files: {'<%= site.tmp %>/': ['<%= site.pages %>/**/*.html'] } }, If there is no matching content, it complains, saying "Warning: Source files not found. Use --force to continue". The task then aborts. I don't mind the warning but I would like the option to configure the task to continue rather than having to use "--force" on the command line. Is this possible? ps. The reason why this task is now failing is that I have converted the content to

问题 I'm trying to use multiple tasks in grunt, one of them is working partialy, and the other is getting erros of not found task . This question is based on this one, where I'm using the same gruntfile.js and the same structure, which is this: ├── Gruntfile.js └── grunt ├── config │ ├── conf_sass.js │ └── conf_home.js └── register ├── reg_sass.js └── reg_home.js With this respective files: conf_sass.js module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.config.set('sass', { sass: { options: { style:

问题 I've got a task that starts IIS Express async, and to stop IIS I have to fire a grunt event. I would like to make a task that just waits until i press ctrl-c and then fires that event. I've tried doing this: grunt.registerTask("killiis", function(){ process.stdin.resume(); var done = this.async(); grunt.log.writeln('Waiting...'); process.on('SIGINT', function() { grunt.event.emit('iis.kill'); grunt.log.writeln('Got SIGINT. Press Control-D to exit.'); done(); }); }); The task stops grunt