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Hi.
I'm a fan of concrete tasks and have not used task rules that much. Concrete tasks could be created using NodeTask and NpmTask right now, but do you suggest creating them using a list of some sort? If you have some ideas on how that would look I would be very interested.
BR,
Sten Roger
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Yeah I have a couple ideas on this, but after thinking about it for a while, I am not really sure how much value it will end up providing. I'll outline what I was thinking though for anyone else who thinks it may be useful. Or maybe I will just end up talking myself into thinking it is a good idea after all.
My basic thought on approach was to create tasks automatically by use the output of npm completion
or npm --help
to generate a list of tasks for npm. For the grunt plugin, we would load up a list of tasks by either analyzing the Gruntfile
, invoking grunt -h
, or running some javascript to grab a task list from grunt some other way. It may even make sense to just have a list of tasks we know would be useful and maintain it as we see fit.
You could then loop through the list to create your tasks:
def npmCommands = [ "npm update", "npm cache clean", "npm config set" ]
npmCommands.each { String npmCommand ->
def npmArgs = (npmCommand - "npm").tokenize()
def taskName = "npm" + npmArgs*.capitalize().join()
project.task(taskName, type: NpmTask) {
group = 'Node'
description = "Run \'${npmCommand}\'."
args = npmArgs
}
}
Concrete tasks may be easier for users to reason about and are a bit more discoverable than task rules. The show up nicely when you run gradle tasks
:
...
Node tasks
----------
nodeSetup - Download and install a local node/npm version.
npmCacheClean - Run 'npm cache clean'.
npmConfigSet - Run 'npm config set'.
npmInstall - Install node packages from package.json.
npmSetup - Setup a specific version of npm to be used by the build.
npmUpdate - Run 'npm update'.
...
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That's pretty nice. I like the idea that you could specify something like this:
node {
npmCommands = [ "npm update", "npm cache clean", "npm config set" ]
}
And then it will automatically create the task definitions for you. But not sure if that's a feature that is really needed. Just looks nice :-)
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