Set up grunt to build Open eMap WUI (2h)

Sundsvallskommun / OpenEMap-WebUserInterface

Open eMap user interface for the main map client

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Set up grunt to build Open eMap WUI (2h) #135

Closed anderserla closed 9 years ago

ghost commented 9 years ago

Not yet finished. No feature branch since this stuff does not affect current project setup.

ghost commented 9 years ago

Will now fetch dependencies needed to build OpenEMap. Instructions added to README.md. Development examples can use dependencies fetched by the new setup but that will require additional work.

anderserla commented 9 years ago

Would it be possible to build one big javascript file including all dependencies, like GeoExt, OpenLayers, ExtJS? Would that be smart? Would it be against the license rules? @sweco-sebhar

ghost commented 9 years ago

Yes, no and yes. :)

ghost commented 9 years ago

Finished support for development. This now works for me:

git clone https://github.com/Sundsvallskommun/OpenEMap-WebUserInterface.git oemap
cd oemap
git checkout develop
npm install
grunt devserver

After the above I can open http://localhost:8000/dev/debug.html in a browser. A nice feature of devserver mode is that the debug page will automatically reload when sources are changed.

I've also reworked build/dist a bit so grunt dist will create a complete release dir in release/OpenEMap-x.x.x with the version set in package.json.

PS. This is only tested on Linux. Will probably work on Mac but Windows probably needs some tweaking. PS2. Now tested in Windows 8.1 it just works no tweaks needed :)

ghost commented 9 years ago

Eventual TODOs:

[x] Add proxies to devserver (in Gruntfile.js)
[ ] Pull in ext-theme-oep from github repo
[ ] Build jsduck docs along with OpenEMap release using grunt
[ ] Publish to gh-pages using grunt

Also I think it's a mistake to include the dir release in the repository (also applies to ext-theme-oep repo and is the reason I do not use it). Versions should simply be tagged. A built release can be attached to the tag/release in github.

ghost commented 9 years ago

Jsdocs build handled in issue #143, marking this issue as done.