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| # load all grunt tasks and not need to declare them at the end | ||
| require('matchdep').filterDev('grunt-*').forEach grunt.loadNpmTasks |
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I was planning on making this a package, so I'll probably keep the build files. Other than that, this is terrific! Do you see a particular use case for the library? |
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Not a specific one, but feels a lot like BB trigger and I can see potential there when not using that kind of total FE framework. |
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That's what sort of the inspiration for it. I'm also working on a DOM manipulation library that would play nicely with it. |
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So more like building blocks taking pieces for when you don't want a whole framework. Why not. Would be good as deps for other modules. |
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I've added a few of my module preferences, take it or leave it I suppose. The module itself works well. I added some packages I like and varied the dev/build tasks some based on that and the output test HTML. Finally, I removed the build files, that's what Grunt does. Albeit, maybe that's a bad idea if you eventually make this a bower package.