grunt-dom-munger | Grunt task to read and manipulate HTML with CSS selectors
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kandi X-RAY | grunt-dom-munger Summary
The dom-munger reads one or more HTML files and performs one or more operations on them.
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QUESTION
I have a mean stack application which i am building under docker container. But it is throwing some error while performing npm install which is not critical. I want to ignore all thosse errors.
This is what i am trying:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-07 at 10:38try
QUESTION
I used (Yeoman) generator-cg-angular to scaffold my AngularJS web-app, and I'm trying to run unit tests without using the html2js preprocessor, but alas it looks like I'm missing something.
I changed the folders treeAs per customer request, I moved index.html
, app.js
and app.less
within a folder named app
, so now the folder structure is something like the following:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-08 at 09:13After a lot of keyboard facerolling, I've come to this solution:
remove that
directive/**/*.html
fromkarma.options.files
task configuration, since a) it's not enforcing project "folders-by-feature" structure and b) instead getting the templates from'<%= ngtemplates.main.dest %>'
it's solid enough, you just need to change thegrunt test
task intogrunt.registerTask('test',['dom_munger:read','ngtemplates','karma:all_tests']);
remove
beforeEach(module('directive/test-directive/test-directive.html'));
fromtest-directive-spec.js
, since it looks like it clashes with the previously describedngtemplates
mechanism, making the template unavaiable;
QUESTION
I got this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-12 at 14:11Well, the GruntJS
FAQ says that,
You probably created an alias task with the same name as one of your regular tasks
Example: grunt.registerTask('uglify', ['uglify:my_target']);
should be grunt.registerTask('myUglify', ['uglify:my_target']);.
Please check if you have made any mistakes as such.
Hope this helps!
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