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View Code? Open in Web Editor NEWGrunt JS Boiler: A starting point for Grunt.js JavaScript projects/repositories.
Home Page: http://mhulse.github.io/grunt-js-boiler/demo/
Grunt JS Boiler: A starting point for Grunt.js JavaScript projects/repositories.
Home Page: http://mhulse.github.io/grunt-js-boiler/demo/
In development readme; note where the built files land.
Boilerplate bower for reference.
Setup grunt serve
and replace the comment on using xampp in the dev readme.
This is cool:
[![Built with Grunt](https://cdn.gruntjs.com/builtwith.png)](http://gruntjs.com/)
Need to add that to this repo's README.md files.
Found here:
... and not just the repo.
This change makes more sense when there's multiple demo pages to link to (it's odd to duplicate the QR code 3 times, for example, and have it point to one endpoint).
Trailing commas are valid for objects/arrays. Makes things easier to re-organize if not having to worry about commas.
In README? Could make it easier for portability. YES:
Maybe move different setups to different branches.
For example, I'd like to add a new build setup that's similar to bulldog, and has example build path stuff.
Convert all foo : {
to foo: {
(i.e., remove space).
I'm thinking it should be added to the WORF workflow. Maybe just commented out? Could do a new branch that illustrates a CSS build workflow?
See: mhulse/jquery-kerplop#14 (comment)
Definitely a useful boilerplate option.
This commit:
https://github.com/mhulse/stoops/tree/f4c5850b0b611d5d8c7f34a0b752f57346da4f00
... is a good example (pretty much a copy of Bulldog's build) of how I'm currently using Grunt to build a site's theme.
At some point, it would be good to include other examples in this repo.
Related: #1
Like:
console.warn('jQuery.%s thinks it\'s already initialized on %o.', NS, this);
https://github.com/yui/pure/blob/master/Gruntfile.js
Looks like some cool Gruntfile JS.
https://raw.github.com/registerguard/grunt-boiler/master/build/Gruntfile.js
Change 01, 02, 03 headings to the name of the task.
Like:
/*----------------------------------( LESS )----------------------------------*/
This will make it easier to move things around.
Need to update it.
https://github.com/mhulse/grunt-boiler/blob/gh-pages/build/package.json
Currently pointing to old author url.
Add note about my preference of the "worf" folder being the name of the repo. In other words, the GitHub boilerplate files should be separate from the files people need (vs. mixed together and unorganized to the untrained eye).
Also, link to gh-boiler repository.
Useful for normalization would be grunt.util.linefeed
:
http://gruntjs.com/api/grunt.util#grunt.util.linefeed
Replace all of my \n
's?
Since first creating this repo, I've decided to contents strictly to a jQuery starting point.
Change ouput folder to dist/
(instead of repo name) and change source/
folder to build/
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