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grunt-docker-clone

v1.0.10

Published

Run a Docker build to a special branch.

Downloads

4

Readme

grunt-docker-clone NPM version

Run a Docker build to a special branch.

$ npm install grunt-docker-clone

Docker-clone runs a Docker build into a branch of the same repo. Think GitHub's gh-pages, where there is a special branch of the same repo just for documentation/website data.

Task Configuration

There are only three options to configure your docker build:

'docker-clone': {
    build: {
        dir: 'src',
        branch: 'my-pages',
        index: 'optional/source.file.html'
    }
}

dir

Required. Directory of source files to run your Docker build against.

branch

Required. Branch name on origin to push your docs to.

[index]

Optional. Path relative to the docs-clone directory that leads to the rendered html file that will become your index.html file. This is useful when posting docs to the web as a landing page.

The task can be loaded like any other grunt contrib:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-docker-clone');

  • See: https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-docker-clone
  • See: http://github.com/cobbdb/grunt-docker-clone
  • License: MIT