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grunt-requiregrep

v0.1.0

Published

Grunt task that creates AMD modules by searching for dependencies on source files

Downloads

10

Readme

Grunt RequireDep Task

Searchs for dependencies required on your source code (eg. template files) and generates an AMD module from it.

Example:

<!-- a/path/to/page.html -->
<!-- require("jquery, widgets, twitter") -->

<!-- another/path/to/anotherpage.html -->
<!-- require("jquery, widgets, fx") -->

Running grunt requiredep can generate:

// all.js
define(['jquery', 'widgets', 'twitter', 'fx'], function()){
	console.log('all modules loaded');
});

Now you can include this new module in your requirejs main config file. This allows you to use a AMD bundler like r.js (check grunt-contrib-requirejs).

Installation

Install this grunt plugin next to your project's grunt.js gruntfile with: npm install grunt-contrib-requiregrep

Then add this line to your project's gruntfile:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-requiregrep');

Documentation

Supports the following options:

  • files: source files to grep for AMD dependencies (eg. *.html).
  • dest: output filename (eg all.js)
  • options:
    • requirePattern: regex to detect dependencies on source files, first capture group should be a comma-separated list of module names. default: /require\(\s*[\'\"]([^\'\"]*)[\'\"]/gi
    • moduleName: output module name. default: null, ie. anonymous module
    • onLoad: code to include on module load (eg. console.log('all modules loaded!');). default: ''
    • forEachFile: function that will be called for each parsed file with these arguments: file, contents, registerDependency (use this function add a dependency)

Example Usage

/*jslint node:true*/

module.exports = function (grunt) {

	'use strict';

	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-requiregrep'); // load the task

	grunt.initConfig({
		watch: {
			files: '<config:requiregrep.files>',
			tasks: 'requiregrep'
		},

		requiregrep: { // configure the task
			all: {
				files: [ // some example files
					'home.html',
					'view/**/*.html'
				],
				dest: 'scripts/all.js',
				options: {
					onLoad: 'if (window.console){window.console('all modules loaded');}', // run after all dependencies are loaded
				}
			}
		}
	});

	grunt.registerTask('default', 'watch');
};