Grunt workflow for Craft builds.

A Grunt development workflow designed for working within a Craft (https://buildwithcraft.com) project.

Currently in Beta ("0.2.0")

Overview

This is intended to be starting point for developing websites built with Craft.

Basically, this is what this does:

Creates a development enviroment that includes a set of common folders and empty initial files. The files and folder structure is based on my own personal perferences but you can modified it Gruntfile.js
Automatically downloads the lastest version of jQuery, Modernizr, Normalize and GASP (TweenMax) from Bower.
Handles concatenating scripts and minifying files and images.
Minifies JPG, GIF, PNG, and SVG files.
Checks your JavaScript against with JSHint.

Thanks to all the great developers who created plugins that made this possible.

If you're reading this then you probably have an idea of whats required to get started.

You'll need to have Node.js and NPM (Node Packaged Modules) installed.

First thing to do is install the required local dependencies:

npm install

Then setup your local build by running the following:

grunt install

grunt install — Runs setup script - which creates a development folder, sub folders for js, fonts, sass, and img. Creates new split .scss files and new scripts.js. Downloads latest versions of common libraies from Bower, download normalize.scss and move it into the sass folder. Remove Bower folder. Copies all files and directories into the Craft public folder. This will not transfer Sass files or the Sass folder. Finally, it renders a inital copy of styles.css to public/css/.
grunt (default) — Watches for SASS and JS changes. Rendered minified version to the public folder. JavaScript is stripped of all console.logs calls. When new images are added to development/img/, those images are copied to the the public folder and minified.