A grunt setup for clipping your web projects together.

1. Run the carabinify script in the root folder. Optionally, call it with the desired project name:

  curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dvmtn/carabiner/master/carabinify | bash /dev/stdin my_project_name

1. If you haven't used grunt-source before, install grunt-source with npm install -g grunt-source

2. Add the Carabiner Gruntsource.json to your project with:

   curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dvmtn/carabiner/master/Gruntsource.json.example > Gruntsource.json

3. Run grunt-source init to populate example files

4. There is no step 4, get developing!

1. Run grunt-source dev
2. Write some html or haml into html/ and save it
3. See your awesome page at localhost:8080
4. Add js and css or sass in the js and css folders
5. Notice how sass, css, js, html, jade, haml, etc. are all compiled into /dist each time you save and think how awesome this is!
6. Throw some static json or CNAME files in data/ so they are copied straight into dist/ without processing.
7. Run grunt-source deploy to recompile everything and throw it to your deployment branch and remote for the world to see!

• dist is intended to be cleaned (as in completely wiped) so files shouldn't be added directly to it. Add them to data instead to have them appear in the top level of dist.
• The Sitemap can only be generated if you set the homepage key in your package.json file.
• Support for haml will eventually be dropped in favour of Jade because of the better partial (includes) rendering options.

• Define new tasks in grunt/aliases.yaml
• Change the git branch and remote which deploy pushes to in the options following the grunt-gh-pages docuementation.