Who needs a components.json file?! Not you.
Install this grunt plugin next to your project's grunt.js gruntfile with: npm install grunt-bowerful
Then add this to your project's grunt.js gruntfile:
grunt.initConfig({
bowerful: {
dist: {
/**
store (optional) -> path where components are installed. defaults
to 'components'
*/
store: 'components',
/**
dest (optional) -> directory where files will be merged. Merged
files take the form:
assets[.extension] = { merged files of extension type }
e.g. all JS from bower packages will end up in assets.js; all css in assets.css
Files are merged according to dependency rules, such that a file is
concatenated after files upon which it depends.
*/
dest: 'public',
/**
destfile (optional) -> filename that will be used when files are merged. Merged
files will default to 'assets'
*/
destfile: 'assets',
/**
customtarget (optional) -> file targets can be manually specified.
string - fullpath string without any extenstion, this will be added automaticly.
key/value pairs. - fullpath string with extensions, extensions can be overwritten.
eg: Changing ext to something else, example '.less' or '.scss'
*/
customtarget: {
// this will generate jquery.js and jquery.css files if they exist on package
jquery: 'web/js/vendor/jquery',
// note that you can overwrite the filename and extension to anything else.
otherlib: {
js: 'path/to/destination.js',
css: 'path/to/destination.scss'
}
},
/**
@packages (required) -> object of `package name: package version`
key/value pairs. Version can be left blank.
*/
packages: {
bootstrap: '~2.2.1',
jquery: '',
ember: '~1.0.0-pre.2'
},
}
}And import tasks via:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-bowerful');Copyright (c) 2012 Karl Gyllstrom
Licensed under the MIT license.