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grunt-call-rollup

v0.0.2

Published

run rollup bundler from grunt

Downloads

2

Readme

grunt-call-rollup

run npm commands (like install or update) from grunt.

npm version License: MIT jsdoc Built with Grunt codecov Build Status dependencies

content

Changelog

getting started

This guide assumes, that you are familiar with the use of npm and grunt.
The plugin can be installed by the following command:

npm install grunt-call-rollup --save-dev

Once installed, the plugin may be loaded from within your gruntfile:

grunt.loadNpmTasks( "grunt-call-rollup" );

Setup the task configuration as described below (see usage) and run the task:

grunt call_rollup

Of cause, the task can be integrated into any complex build process.

usage

The following examples assume that the grunt plugin 'load-grunt-config' is used. Alternatively, the code can of course be integrated into the 'gruntfile.js' file.

// file call_rollup.js
module.exports = function ( grunt, options ) {
  return {
    options: {
      config: ".conf/rollup.config.json" // path to rollup configuration file
                        // 'config' is [required!] in either 'options' or a 'build target' 
    },
    always: { // target 'always' of grunt multitask 'call_rollup'
      dryrun: true,     // outputs rollup options but does not run rollup
      override: {       // [optional!] a full or partial  rollup configuration which
                        // overrides the values found in the config rollup file
      }
    }
  };
};

For 'rollup <command>' and matching command line arguments see npm Docs