gruntjs

I have followed the instructions here: https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-browserify , to try and set up source maps for browserify on grunt. The options for browserify in my gruntfile are : browserify: { options: { bundleOptions : { debug: true } }, dist: { files: { "public/client.bundle.js": ["bundle.js"] } } } The generation of bundle.js happens without any issues, however the source map generation does not happen. Is there anything wrong with my grunt-browserify options. Thanks for looking. use browserifyOptions instead of bundleOptions browserify: { options: { browserifyOptions: { debug:

I'm writing some frontend code with ECMAScript 6 (transpiled with BabelJS, and then browserified with Browserify) so that I can have a class in one file, export it and import it in another file. The way I'm doing this is: export class Game { constructor(settings) { ... } } And then on the file that imports the class I do: import {Game} from "../../lib/pentagine_browserified.js"; var myGame = new Game(settings); I then compile it with grunt , this is my Gruntfile : module.exports = function(grunt) { "use strict"; grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-babel'); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-browserify'); grunt

I use karma + jasmine + phantom for my headless Javascript tests. The problem I have is that I have a really big app consisting of a lot of JS modules which I want to test. So I need custom mocks for each case and custom includes for each case. karma.conf.js allows me only to have files array which consist of patterns for all the files to include which is GREAT if my app would be small and not a big app with ton of files and modules. My solution for now - create multiple karma.conf.js files for each test case. But this really sucks as having so lot of config files is a big bloat and if I would

I want to test angularjs resource. 'use strict'; /** * AddressService provides functionality to use address resource in easy way. * * This is an example usage of method: * * `get`: * var a = AddressService.get({id: '1'}, function (data) { // Work here with your resource } ); * */ App.factory('AddressService', function ($resource, $rootScope) { var url = [ $rootScope.GLOBALS.API_PATH, $rootScope.GLOBALS.API_VERSION, 'models/address/:id' ].join('/'), actions = { 'get': { method: 'GET', params: {id: '@id'} } }; return $resource(url, {}, actions); }); I created the test: 'use strict'; var

Grunt notify: https://github.com/dylang/grunt-notify is great. However, it seems a bit limited. As far as I can tell all my messages need to be pre-generated. So the first question is how can I generate notifications? Next, It seems that grunt notify triggers based on error or success of some task. I guess based on std in/out/err? The problem where this breaks down is if some task doesn't use these. grunt compass doesn't use stderr if there are compile errors. So how can I run grunt notify when it has an error? This then leads to the next question. How can I grab the console output or stderr