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I had to use a gruntfile like this to get things working:
'use strict'; module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.initConfig({ websequencediagrams: { options: { style: 'qsd', }, foo: { files: { 'foo.png': ['foo.txt'], }, }, }, }); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-websequencediagrams'); grunt.registerTask('default', ['websequencediagrams']); };
notice how this differs from the current documentation which has an example like this:
grunt.initConfig({ websequencediagrams: { options: { outputType: 'svg', style: 'napkin' }, files: { 'doc/default.svg': ['doc/sequence.uml'], }, }, });
the files property needs to be nested in an object representing a target, such as foo.
files
foo
versions:
$ grunt -V grunt-cli v0.1.13 grunt v0.4.5 $ npm ls |grep websequence └─┬ grunt-websequencediagrams@0.2.1 └─┬ websequencediagrams@0.0.2
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Thanks Martin. Well spotted.
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I had to use a gruntfile like this to get things working:
notice how this differs from the current documentation which has an example like this:
the
files
property needs to be nested in an object representing a target, such asfoo
.versions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: