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Issue's consuming dss outside of task #21

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darcyclarke opened this issue Mar 13, 2013 · 3 comments · Fixed by #37
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Issue's consuming dss outside of task #21

darcyclarke opened this issue Mar 13, 2013 · 3 comments · Fixed by #37
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The way the current structure works there is an issue consuming or using dss outside of the Grunt task itself. This makes the library, as a whole, less reusable. The original version was just in node and could be run by itself, since changing over to Grunt, we've not created a hard dependancy on it which makes it less appealing for any other dev that may want to use the parser in a different way.

Let's look at making the structure of the parser aspect of the library more modular so that we can have a number of different use cases outside of the Grunt build task (which deals specifically with generating documentation with the mustache templates defined).

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This has implications on implementing tests of any sort, so we'll need to resolve this before we can begin work on #8 /cc @shanejonas @jeffjewiss

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The latest commit should address this issue somewhat (c973063), There's some more refactoring that will be done to make this modular. I'll leave this issue open until we have dss.parse exporting and being consumed properly with an example.

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This should be fixed with latest commits, NPM repository is also updated.

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