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grunt

  1. Grunt is a command line tool built in JavaScript that helps automate repetitive tasks in web development projects.
  2. It was created by Ben Alman in 2012 and is currently maintained by the Grunt team.
  3. Grunt uses a configuration file called "Gruntfile.js" where you define the tasks to be executed.
  4. Tasks in Grunt can perform various operations such as minification, concatenation, linting, testing, and more.
  5. Grunt supports a wide range of plugins that can be easily installed and integrated into the task workflow.
  6. It leverages the Node.js ecosystem and uses the Node Package Manager (npm) for managing dependencies.
  7. Grunt provides a command line interface (CLI) that allows you to run and manage tasks from the terminal.
  8. With Grunt, you can create custom workflows tailored to your project's needs and automate jobs that would be tedious to do manually.
  9. It has a large and active community of developers, ensuring continuous updates, support, and availability of resources.
  10. Grunt is widely adopted in the web development community and has become a popular choice for build automation, especially in JavaScript projects.

List of commands for grunt:

  • grunt:tldr:00488 grunt: Specify an additional directory to scan for tasks in.
    $ grunt --tasks ${path-to-directory}
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  • grunt:tldr:5c136 grunt: Specify an alternative configuration file.
    $ grunt --gruntfile ${filename}
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  • grunt:tldr:6da69 grunt: Perform a dry-run without writing any files.
    $ grunt --no-write
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  • grunt:tldr:7b1ea grunt: List all available options.
    $ grunt --help
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  • grunt:tldr:a57cb grunt: Specify an alternative base path for relative files.
    $ grunt --base ${path-to-directory}
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  • grunt:tldr:ab950 grunt: Run the default task process.
    $ grunt
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  • grunt:tldr:dcd74 grunt: Run one or more specific space-separated task(s).
    $ grunt ${task_name}
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