gruntjs

问题 I use the Express 4.12 to build my project and I want to use grunt-express to start my application. I have known that Express 4.12 start the application via node ./bin/www, so I write the Gruntfile.js like this: express: { dev: { options: { port: 3000, bases: path.resolve('bin/'), server: path.resolve('bin/www') } } } grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-express') grunt.registerTask('default', ['express', 'express-keepalive']); Unfortunately, when I run grunt, it reports an error: Fatal error: Server

问题 I try to create a connect proxy by this article. Almost everything is the same in my code, but I need to call something across https protocol. connect: { options: { port: 9000, hostname: '0.0.0.0', livereload: 35729 }, proxies: [{ context: ['/foo/product', '/foo/somethingelse'], host: 'non-https-domain.com', changeOrigin: true rewrite: { '^/foo': '' } },{ context: '/productImages', host: 'https-domain.com', https: true, port: 443, // just trying changeOrigin: true, rewrite: { '^/productImages

问题 I have a block of html something like this - <div class = "logo"> <a href = "homepage.html"><img src = "logo.png"></a> <nav><a href = "#"> Sign In </a></nav> </div> I am automating my html template using grunt. All I want is, when I run grunt task it replace <a href = "homepage.html"><img src = "logo.png"></a> with {{logo}} so that the final html will become <div class = "logo"> {{logo}} <nav><a href = "#"> Sign In </a></nav> </div> Any type of help will be appreciated. Thankx. 回答1: Try to

问题 I'm using the Yeoman Backbone generator for my app. I wanted to use Handlebars for templates. When I include a shim, it works great in development with grunt serve . // main.js require.config({ shim: { bootstrap: { deps: ['jquery'], exports: 'jquery' }, handlebars: { exports: 'Handlebars' } }, paths: { jquery: '../bower_components/jquery/dist/jquery', backbone: '../bower_components/backbone/backbone', underscore: '../bower_components/underscore/underscore', bootstrap: '../bower_components

问题 I'm working on an AngularJS app. I'm building this app with Grunt. I have three Grunt tasks: dev, test, and release. I would like to conditionally reference some JavaScript files in each case. For instance, I'd like to do something like this: index.html <!-- if task === 'dev' --> <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script.dev.js"></script> <!-- else if task === 'test' --> <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script.test.js"></script> <!-- else --> <script type="text/javascript" src="

问题 I still got the same error as described here: "Uncaught Reference Error: Polymer is not defined" caused by IP-change? But after I uninstalled and reinstalled yeoman, grunt, bower and polymer-generator, fresh initialized Polymer-projects work fine now. My old Polymer-projects still have the same Error. I am using the newest versions for all tools mentioned above. (Grunt: 0.4.5, Bower: 1.3.9) 回答1: After all it seems like the problem was somehow caused by Polymer. I switched to the newest

问题 I use Yeoman to do some angular development with grunt, livereload etc. I've also set up a basic node.js/express app and I'm sharing some JS between the client (angular) and the server (node) using grunt-contrib-copy and grunt-express-server that fires on every file-save using watch. So far so good! The problem is if I introduce a syntax error into the code that I want to share with node and hit save. The syntax error gets shown in the log and breaks/stops the watch. Then I have to go restart

问题 I want to run a command but after a task finishes in grunt. uglify: { compile: { options: {...}, files: {...} } ?onFinish?: { cmd: 'echo done!', // or even just a console.log run: function(){ console.log('done!'); } } }, Either run a command in shell, or even just be able to console.log . Is this possible? 回答1: Grunt does not support before and after callbacks, but next version could implement events that would work in the same way, as discussed in issue #542. For now, you should go the task

问题 I'd like to use assertions to check for invalid parameters in my private methods (and others that should only be called internally). I'd prefer: A failed assertion terminates the program, or at least stops my automated tests. console.assert() doesn't appear to do this. Assertions can be stripped out during production deployment (I'm using Grunt). A very minimal solution (shouldn't need a library to do this). EDIT: I'm not trying to test anything here. If my motivation for doing this is

问题 I have made one build process through grunt and it works fine from command prompt. Now I have a application from where i want to run this task by clicking build button. So is there any way i can rung grunt task from browser by writing any js or php script? If any further clarification needed do let me know. Thanks. 回答1: I see two options: Server-side script - like PHP, Python, etc. that launches your task. A browser plugin that uses native libraries (Start an external application from a