node-gradle / gradle-node-plugin

Gradle plugin for integrating NodeJS in your build. :rocket:
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How to use grunt in gradle #308

Open wansoon opened 4 months ago

wansoon commented 4 months ago

I want to build the project's script using grunt. Is that possible in gradle? I'm looking for a related guide, but I can't make progress because I don't understand it well. I wish there was a separate guide or brief sample code.

deepy commented 4 months ago

Have you seen the FAQ entry for grunt?

wansoon commented 4 months ago

grunt에 대한 FAQ 항목을 보셨나요 ?

Since I still lack relevant knowledge, I couldn't understand specifically how to do it by just looking at the FAQ, so I inquired. So I asked for an sample.

deepy commented 4 months ago

That's fair, the gist of it is that you create a NpxTask with npxCommand set to grunt and then you add the arguments you want as args = ["your", "arguments", "to", "grunt"] (And then you need to declare the inputs and the outputs to make sure gradle knows when to run the task)

This plugin just provides tasks that are suitable for running grunt, any grunt configuration needs to be done through their usual gruntfile

wansoon commented 4 months ago

I don't know what the error message means when I follow the guide.

Could not set unknown property 'npxCommand' for task

args only needs build.

Is it necessary to install grunt using a method other than 'npm install --save-dev grunt-cli'?

deepy commented 4 months ago

Oh, that's a mistake in the documentation. It should be command and not npxCommand As long as grunt is a dependency in your package.json and you add a dependency to npmInstall it should work fine If not then npm install --save-dev grunt-cli will install it and add it to package.json

wansoon commented 4 months ago

I didn't understand exactly what you said, but the same error occurs even after executing the command.

npm install --save-dev grunt-clipackage.json


Oh, I don't speak English, so I misunderstood because I read it through a translator. I'll use 'command'