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- Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
Read the Getting Started guide for instructions on using Grunt in your projects Once you've done that, check out a Sample Gruntfile and learn more about Configuring Tasks
- Getting started - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
The Creating Tasks guide lists the differences between the types of Grunt tasks and shows a number of sample tasks and configurations For more information about writing custom tasks or Grunt plugins, check out the developer documentation
- Using the CLI - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
Run sudo npm install -g grunt-cli (Windows users should omit "sudo ", and may need to run the command-line with elevated privileges) The grunt command-line interface comes with a series of options
- Installing grunt - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
This document explains how to install specific versions of Grunt and Grunt plugins If you haven't read the Getting Started guide, you should check that out first
- Documentation - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
Once mastered all the basic concepts you might want to create your own Grunt tasks Our step-by-step guide and the API documentation page will help you in achieving this goal
- Sample Gruntfile - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
To do that, we'll cover a Grunt plugin called grunt-contrib-watch The latter runs predefined tasks, such as grunt-contrib-jshint, whenever files are added, changed, or deleted
- Configuring tasks - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
When a task is run, Grunt looks for its configuration under a property of the same name Multi-tasks can have multiple configurations, defined using arbitrarily named "targets "
- Plugins - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
To install and use any plugin listed here, checkout how to install and use the Grunt plugins section You may also be interested on how to create your own Grunt plugin
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