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grunt-broccoli-fc

v0.1.0

Published

Broccoli build and serve tasks for Grunt task runner. Fork adding automated tmp cleanup and updating deprecated copy function

Downloads

2

Readme

grunt-broccoli-fc

Allows you to execute your Broccoli configurations as Grunt tasks. Broccoli is an asset pipeline that allows for incremental builds. Broccoli rebuilds individual files instead of the entire project as Grunt watch does. Checkout the Broccoli Sample App. Forked from grunt-broccoli.

Running your tasks

grunt-broccoli is a multi-task so you must specify a target when running the task.

Building to a directory

grunt broccoli:{targetName}:build

Watching for changes and re-building to a directory

grunt broccoli:{targetName}:watch

Running the Broccoli server

grunt broccoli:{targetName}:serve

Configuring your tasks

You can configure these settings (see examples below):

config: [String or Function] If a string, it refers to the location of the Brocfile relative to the current working directory. If a function, it expects that the return value is a Broccoli-compatible tree. Defaults to 'Brocfile.js'.

dest: [String] Specifies the output folder. This doesn't affect the serve command. The build and watch commands will abort if a dest directory is not set.

host/port: [String]/[Number] Specifies the host and port that the Broccoli server runs on. This only affects the serve command. Defaults to localhost and 4200.

env: [String] Set the BROCCOLI_ENV to use (see broccoli-env).

Examples

broccoli: {
  dist: {
    dest: 'dist',
    config: function() {
      var transpiled = transpileTree('lib');
      var allFiles = mergeTrees([transpiled, 'vendor']);
      var concated = concatFiles(allFiles);
      var uglified = uglifyFiles(concated);
      return uglified;
    }
  },

  dev: {
    dest: 'tmp/tests',
    config: 'brocfiles/development.js',
    port: 4201
  }
}