yeoman

问题 I've got the latest yeoman stack, and I just upgraded generator-webapp to master as per: https://github.com/yeoman/generator-webapp/pull/67 to get livereload working properly. HTML files and css files seem to be working with livereload just fine, but scss files don't trigger a reload. Here's a snippet of output: OK >> File "app/index.html" changed. Running "watch" task ... Reload app/index.html ... ... Reload app/index.html ... Completed in 0.005s at Wed Jun 05 2013 22:45:46 GMT+0100 (BST) -

问题 The same notorious error npm ERR! peerinvalid The package generator-karma does not satisfy its siblings' peerDependencies requirements! npm ERR! peerinvalid Peer generator-angular@0.7.1 wants generator-karma@~0.6.0 npm ERR! peerinvalid Peer generator-angular-ui-router@0.5.3 wants generator-karma@~0.5.0 npm ERR! System Darwin 12.5.0 npm ERR! command "node" "/usr/local/bin/npm" "install" "-g" "generator-angular" npm ERR! cwd /Users/dmitrizaitsev/Dropbox/Priv/APP/my-yo-project npm ERR! node -v

问题 I have built an application using Yeoman and AngularJS (and all the stuff that goes along with it like Grunt and Bower). It all works perfectly when running locally using grunt serve . However, after running grunt and deploying the application, there are a couple of missing assets and I'm not sure what the best way to solve it is. Firstly, running Grunt seems to copy the images across to dist but it renames them without adjusting the references in the CSS. app/images/uparrow.png becomes dist

问题 I have written an application in Node.js (with Express & socket.io) and I would like to use Grunt to compile my client-side stuff with livereload while developing and being connected to Node.js application. How can I do this? (Preferably without running Node.js app in another port and client in another port, because of pathing and cross-domain issues) I installed also Yeoman and it's using out of the box grunt-contrib-livereload package, but from what I understood it's using Node.js Connect

问题 I'm writing my first Yeoman generator, which prompts the user for various inputs and conditionally creates files based on their responses. I need to be able to call a subroutine (could be a Yeoman sub-generator) based on user input, and pass arguments to it. The reason I want to use named functions (which are not automatically run) is that sometimes the user's response should invoke a number of functions combined, and sometimes the function should be run alone. What I have tried: I figured

问题 I have a grunt project backed by a yeoman-generator that I've built based on the generator-webapp, if it's of any help, you can find it on GitHub The grunt project makes us of the grunt-usemin task. My project involve building a multilingual website, and to keep things clean, I've decided to put all the pages written in a language in a folder name after the 2-letter shortcode of the said language. | project/ |--dist/ |----en/ |------index.html |------404.html |------... |----fr/ |------index

问题 I have a grunt project backed by a yeoman-generator that I've built based on the generator-webapp, if it's of any help, you can find it on GitHub The grunt project makes us of the grunt-usemin task. My project involve building a multilingual website, and to keep things clean, I've decided to put all the pages written in a language in a folder name after the 2-letter shortcode of the said language. | project/ |--dist/ |----en/ |------index.html |------404.html |------... |----fr/ |------index

问题 I created a new project using the gulp-angular Yeoman generator with language set to TypeScript. Then ran the Gulp build process and also opened the page in a web browser, which all worked without any bigger problems. I only had to replace ref: "master" in the tsd.json with ref: "1.4.1" to make the build work. Basically I executed following commands: yo gulp-angular vim tsd.json gulp gulp serve code . Afterwards I opened the project in Visual Studio Code. Now, Visual Studio Code complains for

问题 So I am trying to setup my app with a name rather than using 127 0 0 1. Every single time I run grunt, my address is http://127.0.0.1:9000/#/ ... I've tried many things and nothing is working...I always get redirected to that place. Here are my files: httpd.conf <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/Users/myusername/Sites/MyApp/app" ServerName myapp.dev <Directory "/Users/myusername/Sites/MyApp/app"> Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews Indexes AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Deny from none Allow

问题 I used Yeoman to create a web app in EmberJS. Everything works ok, but after using the grunt build command, if I view the built app in the browser (from dist directory), I can see that some images are missing because the src path is wrong. Grunt is changing the names of all images in the "image" folder, but not updating the paths in my HTML. It updates the path only in css files; the images in the .hbs template files still have the old path (with the old image name)... Anyone know how to fix