Add grunt-contrib-connect as simple server

[castus]

Hi Lubos,

I have one simple feature request. Could you add grunt-contrib-connect to package.json and simple task "server" to Gruntfile.js? Each time I set up the project, need to add server to run it on local machine. This improvement should speed up project set up. What do you think?

[luboskmetko]

Hey Krzysztof,

maybe this could be optional? Because we assume most developers have their own web servers already set up and running.

What you think?

Thanks

[castus]

Yes, I thinking of it as separate task in Gruntfile. It can be “grunt server” to run simple server with index.html as base. I just want to have dependencies in package.json and simple configuration in Gruntfile.js to not add it by hand every time. Can be done?

THanks,
KR

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On Tuesday, 15 July 2014 at 10:21, Lubos Kmetko wrote:

Hey Krzysztof,
maybe this could be optional? Because we assume most developers have their own web servers already set up and running.
What you think?
Thanks

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[castus]

I found small issue, I have this error, while trying to create CSS:

Running "sass:dist" (sass) task
OptionParser::InvalidOption: invalid option: --sourcemap
Use --trace for backtrace.
Warning: Exited with error code 1 Used --force, continuing.

I have Sass 3.2.14 (Media Mark)

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On Tuesday, 15 July 2014 at 10:21, Lubos Kmetko wrote:

Hey Krzysztof,
maybe this could be optional? Because we assume most developers have their own web servers already set up and running.
What you think?
Thanks

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[castus]

And small improvement. Grunt “watch" task don’t re-run if you create folder in scss and place files there. This is because “watch” only watching .scss files in /scss folder, not in folders within it.
To fix it, instead of
scss: {
files: ['<%= xh.src %>/scss/.scss'],
},

add “/” as below:
scss: {
files: ['<%= xh.src %>/scss//*.scss'],
},

Than, each *.scss file will be watched by grunt task.
Hope it helps ;)

KR

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On Tuesday, 15 July 2014 at 10:21, Lubos Kmetko wrote:

Hey Krzysztof,
maybe this could be optional? Because we assume most developers have their own web servers already set up and running.
What you think?
Thanks

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[luboskmetko]

Hey Krzysztof,

by optional I meant that the generator would ask user if they want to create a server and only then would set up appropriate package and task in Gruntfile.

Regarding the sourcemap issue, can you please upgrade your Sass version, as source maps are supported only since version 3.3.0

Thanks for the improvement suggestion, I'll create a separate issue from it and we will implement it.

[castus]

Hey Lubos,

Sounds very good, can’t wait until it will be implemented in that way :)

THanks,
KR

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On Wednesday, 16 July 2014 at 13:21, Lubos Kmetko wrote:

Hey Krzysztof,
by optional I meant that the generator would ask user if they want to create a server and only then would set up appropriate package and task in Gruntfile.
Regarding the sourcemap issue, can you please upgrade your Sass version, as source maps are supported only since version 3.3.0
Thanks for the improvement suggestion, I'll create a separate issue from it and we will implement it.

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[piotrkulpinski]

Fixed in #31

[castus]

Thanks guys!