Closed sindresorhus closed 12 years ago
Cool, thanks!
Is it OK to keep the license in crapLoader.js. I guess grunt adds it, but this script does some nasty shit and I don't want to be sued because someone copy-pasted the source without a license...
Done ;)
Don't think you could be sued by that. Everything you put online without a license is automatically under your copyright. You are not liable for anyone using it without your permission. But IANAL.
Thanks :)
Just btw, grunt
will fail now because of some linting stuff, you can either fix them, or change the jshint options, I would however recommend fixing them ;)
npm install -g grunt
to get grunt globally.Then just
grunt
to lint andgrunt release
to also minify and add to the dist folder, usually done on a release, but the workflow is up to you. You can also usegrunt watch
to trigger a watch process that runs grunt lint every time the file is saved.