I had the same error after creating a new project the yeoman angular generator (yo angular). The solution for me was adding “karma-jasmine” to the devDependencies in packages.json and running “npm install” again. npm install karma-jasmine –save-dev This solved the error message “No provider for “framework:jasmine”!” I also had to add a karma browser launcher … Read more
Since expand is a part of Grunt, and not specific for grunt-contrib-copy, information about it can be found in Grunt’s file configuration API: Set expand to true to enable the following options: cwd All src matches are relative to (but don’t include) this path. src Pattern(s) to match, relative to the cwd. dest Destination path … Read more
To run grunt in debug, you need to pass the grunt script to node explicitly: node-debug $(which grunt) task and put a debugger; line in your task. node-inspector will then open a browser with debugging tools. Edit 28 Feb 2014 node-inspector has added the command node-debug, which launches node in a –debug state and opens … Read more
My fix for this on Mountain Lion was: – npm install -g grunt-cli Saw it on http://gruntjs.com/getting-started
First you need to start karma server with karma start Then, you can use grep to filter a specific test or describe block: karma run — –grep=testDescriptionFilter
npm ERR! extraneous means a package is installed but is not listed in your project’s package.json. Since you’re listing packages that have been installed globally, it’s going to give you a lot of extraneous errors that can be simply ignored because most things installed globally will not be in your project’s package.json.
Grunt and Gulp are actually task runners, and they have differences like config driven tasks versus stream based transformations. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses, but at the end of the day, they pretty much help you create tasks that can be run to solve a larger build problem. Most of the time, they … Read more
src/ stands for source, and is the raw code before minification or concatenation or some other compilation – used to read/edit the code. dist/ stands for distribution, and is the minified/concatenated version – actually used on production sites. This is a common task that is done for assets on the web to make them smaller. … Read more
I recently discovered these Grunt v0.4.0 compatible tasks: grunt-preprocess Grunt task around preprocess npm module. grunt-env Grunt task to automate environment configuration for future tasks. Below are snippets from my Gruntfile.js. ENV setup: env : { options : { /* Shared Options Hash */ //globalOption : ‘foo’ }, dev: { NODE_ENV : ‘DEVELOPMENT’ }, prod … Read more
Use the list command with the -g flag to see all packages that are installed globally: npm list -g To check if a specific package is installed globally, you can provide the name of package (grunt in this case) as seen below: npm list -g grunt Or you can use grep to filter on package … Read more