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I'd like to integrate Bower into Kickoff in a more seamless way. Historically I would bower install whatever and then just add the file to the <%=config.js.fileList%> array in the Gruntfile config. Is this the best way to handle bower dependencies?
There are some Grunt plugins that move the bower dependencies to another folder, out of the bower_components, the js/libs/ folder for example. Is that preferable?
In an effort to simplify the installation of Kickoff or for first-time users, I have created a new Grunt task grunt start that installs all bower dependencies, runs the jquery build task and opens up a new browser window with a simple tutorial page. The bower installation task uses the grunt shell plugin and basically runs bower install on the project.
I'd like to integrate Bower into Kickoff in a more seamless way. Historically I would
bower install whatever
and then just add the file to the<%=config.js.fileList%>
array in the Gruntfile config. Is this the best way to handle bower dependencies?There are some Grunt plugins that move the bower dependencies to another folder, out of the
bower_components
, thejs/libs/
folder for example. Is that preferable?/cc @nicbell @ashleynolan @munkychop
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