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grunt-mobify-cloud

A plugin for working with Mobify projects

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mobify-upload

Push builds to the Mobify Cloud

Example config

'mobify-upload': {
    options: {
        projectSlug: 'mobify-test',
        settingsFile: './.local-settings'
    },
    src: ['bld/**', '!bld/test/test-credentials']
}

Refer to grunt's globbing patterns to specify file paths (http://gruntjs.com/api/grunt.file#globbing-patterns)

Optional Options

origin

type: string

You can optionally specify the origin of the endpoint where you want to upload your build. It defaults to cloud.mobify.com

options: {
    origin: 'https://cloud-test.mobify.com'
}

message

type: string

You probably want to send up some sort of descriptive message with your build. When you run the grunt task you can specify your message like this:

grunt mobify-upload --message="An informative and witty build message."

mobify-save_credentials

save your email and mobify api_key for future use

This will store your email and api key in a file which can be accessed when you upload your builds to the mobify cloud. You can specify the location of the file in your Gruntfile like so:

'mobify-save_credentials': {
    src: '/Users/myself/.mobify'
}

Then to save your credentials run this command with your credentials:

grunt mobify-save_credentials --user="user@mobify.com" --key="5up3rR4Nd0mK3y"

mobify-verify_adaptive_dependencies

Verifies your package.json and bower.json files against the Mobify Cloud.

grunt mobify-verify_adaptive_dependencies

Deploy

To deploy this plugin you need to specify some environment variables that specify your github username and password.

export GITHUB_USERNAME='foobarnerson'
export GITHUB_PASSWORD='myaccesstoken'

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Package last updated on 06 Jun 2014

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