I've found this Grunt plugin quite easy to use and effective. I'm thinking of moving on from Grunt, but would still like to generate favicons in the same way this plugin does. What do you think about separating the logic in this Grunt plugin to a Node.js library, so that non-Grunt users could utilize it?
This plugin could require a Node.js library called favicon-generator. That library could export a function which is essentially the same as the multi-task registered by this project, except the function would receive a hash of options as an argument. The options hash would include all the same options which this plugin currently accepts. Then, this plugin could pass the result of calling this.options() to the favicon-generator library and let the library handle the rest.
Are you interested in making this change? I would also be willing to help out if you wanted.
I've found this Grunt plugin quite easy to use and effective. I'm thinking of moving on from Grunt, but would still like to generate favicons in the same way this plugin does. What do you think about separating the logic in this Grunt plugin to a Node.js library, so that non-Grunt users could utilize it?
This plugin could require a Node.js library called
favicon-generator. That library could export a function which is essentially the same as the multi-task registered by this project, except the function would receive a hash of options as an argument. The options hash would include all the same options which this plugin currently accepts. Then, this plugin could pass the result of callingthis.options()to thefavicon-generatorlibrary and let the library handle the rest.Are you interested in making this change? I would also be willing to help out if you wanted.