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Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun

David Amend
David Amend

Grunt.js is a build tool like Rake, Ant, Maven, and Groovy that uses npm and JSON syntax. It is easy to extend and supports various environments. The document discusses several Grunt plugins for text input/output including grunt-figlet, grunt-cat, grunt-attention, grunt-prompt, and grunt-notify. It also briefly describes the Grunt API and configuration utilities.

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DavidAmend Java Web-Developer, Frontend Architecture Backbone, Ember, Angular, Grunt.js Interests: JavaScript, TypeScript, Triathlon-Sports About David.Amend@it-amend.de
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt.js Build tool like: Rake, ant, maven, groovy, yeoman, npm package Easy JSON-syntax, easy extendable Supports all environments
Content Cool Output grunt-figlet grunt-cat grunt-attention grunt-notify Cool Input grunt-prompt Grunt-Chuck-Norris Grunt API Config Utils
Grunt-Figlet Figlet based Supports dynamic text Comment-Wrapping Supports Alternative: Grunt-asciify Direct console output
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt-Cat based on cat Support Text Ascii Figlet Ansi Conversion by http://picascii.com/ http://www.text-image.com/convert/ascii.html
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt-Attention Easy colourful text highlighting Easy borders Use with Chalk
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt-Prompt Based on Inquirer.js OS Commandline Interfaces Types list checkbox confirm input password Helpful in many ways
Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun
Grunt-Notify Show UI-Popup Notifications Support many platforms Types Notify_hooks Custom messages Helpful for development
Grunt-Notify
Grunt API Helpful Utils grunt.util.normalizelf(string) rn on Windows, n otherwise grunt.file.readJSON(filepath [, options]) grunt.file.readYAML(filepath [, options]) Grunt.config API grunt.config([prop [, value]]) '<%= foo %>' grunt.config.requires(prop [, prop [, ...]])
var VARIABLES = require('./GruntVariables.js'); var _ = require ("lodash"); var files1 = { var1: ["one"] }; var all = []; all.push("two"); all.push(files1.var1); var files2 = { var2 : all }; var global = _.extend(files1, files2, { openPath : "http://localhost:9000" }); module.exports = global;
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Grunt Advanced Vol 2, Plugins Text I/O with fun

  • 1. Grunt.js For the Enterprise Vol. 2 Text I/O with Fun
  • 2. DavidAmend Java Web-Developer, Frontend Architecture Backbone, Ember, Angular, Grunt.js Interests: JavaScript, TypeScript, Triathlon-Sports About David.Amend@it-amend.de
  • 4. Grunt.js Build tool like: Rake, ant, maven, groovy, yeoman, npm package Easy JSON-syntax, easy extendable Supports all environments
  • 5. Content Cool Output grunt-figlet grunt-cat grunt-attention grunt-notify Cool Input grunt-prompt Grunt-Chuck-Norris Grunt API Config Utils
  • 6. Grunt-Figlet Figlet based Supports dynamic text Comment-Wrapping Supports Alternative: Grunt-asciify Direct console output
  • 8. Grunt-Cat based on cat Support Text Ascii Figlet Ansi Conversion by http://picascii.com/ http://www.text-image.com/convert/ascii.html
  • 11. Grunt-Attention Easy colourful text highlighting Easy borders Use with Chalk
  • 13. Grunt-Prompt Based on Inquirer.js OS Commandline Interfaces Types list checkbox confirm input password Helpful in many ways
  • 15. Grunt-Notify Show UI-Popup Notifications Support many platforms Types Notify_hooks Custom messages Helpful for development
  • 17. Grunt API Helpful Utils grunt.util.normalizelf(string) rn on Windows, n otherwise grunt.file.readJSON(filepath [, options]) grunt.file.readYAML(filepath [, options]) Grunt.config API grunt.config([prop [, value]]) '<%= foo %>' grunt.config.requires(prop [, prop [, ...]])
  • 18. var VARIABLES = require('./GruntVariables.js'); var _ = require ("lodash"); var files1 = { var1: ["one"] }; var all = []; all.push("two"); all.push(files1.var1); var files2 = { var2 : all }; var global = _.extend(files1, files2, { openPath : "http://localhost:9000" }); module.exports = global;