Lessons:14Length:2.4 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
2.11 Generator Options in Grunt
Once you have a basic understanding of how to create a generator, you need to start flexing your generator to accomodate the user’s choices and requirements. The same way you customize your Angular, Backbone or Ember app, you should provide the same flexibility to your own generator. For that purpose, we’ll learn how to extract possible options in our generated Gruntfile.js file so that the end user may change them in the future without messing with your generator.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction02:14
1.1
Introduction
02:14
2.Say Yo to Yeoman
2.1Installation04:24
2.1
Installation
04:24
2.2Bootstrap an Application With a Generator09:42
2.2
Bootstrap an Application With a Generator
09:42
2.3Managing Tasks with Grunt08:26
2.3
Managing Tasks with Grunt
08:26
2.4Installing Dependencies with Bower07:33
2.4
Installing Dependencies with Bower
07:33
2.5Developing a Feature13:25
2.5
Developing a Feature
13:25
2.6Running Grunt Tasks10:38
2.6
Running Grunt Tasks
10:38
2.7Tests with Karma21:23
2.7
Tests with Karma
21:23
2.8Build Your Project06:50
2.8
Build Your Project
06:50
2.9Sass and Coffeescript09:05
2.9
Sass and Coffeescript
09:05
2.10Generators27:37
2.10
Generators
27:37
2.11Generator Options in Grunt07:26
2.11
Generator Options in Grunt
07:26
2.12Subgenerators14:22
2.12
Subgenerators
14:22
3.Conclusion
3.1Final Tips02:47
3.1
Final Tips
02:47
