grunt-npm-bower

grunt-npm-bower

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Description

Grunt plugin which helps migrating from Bower to npm.

Installation

npm install --save-dev grunt-npm-bower

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-npm-bower');

Workflow

Using grunt-npm-bower is as simple as this:

1. Run bower-away command in the project you want to migrate (but don't delete your bower.json yet!).
2. Run grunt-npm-bower task (from your Gruntfile.js)
3. Finally, delete your bower.json (☠)

An exemplary task configuration:

Gruntfile.js

module.exports = grunt => {
  grunt.initConfig({
    npmBower: {
      options: {
        cleanTargetDir: true,
        targetDir: './lib',
        verbose: true,
      }
  });

  grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-npm-bower');
  grunt.registerTask('default', ['npmBower']);
};

Options

bowerConfig

• Type: String
• Default: bower.json

Location of your Bower configuration (relative to your project's root directory).

componentDir

• Type: String
• Default: node_modules

Location where your Bower components are installed. When using bower install this will be bower_components. If you are using npm install (or yarn), it's node_modules. If you are using a .bowerrc file, it might be something else.

npmConfig

• Type: String
• Default: package.json

Location of your npm configuration (relative to your project's root directory).

cleanTargetDir

• Type: Boolean
• Default: false

If setted to true, the specified targetDir will be removed before copying Bower components there.

overrideProp

• Type: String
• Default: exportsOverride

Key name that is being used for export overrides (if defined). Read more about exportsOverride in "Advanced usage".

resolveName

• Type: Boolean
• Default: true

If setted to true, the plugin tries to resolve the names of your dependencies from a bower.json, .bower.json or package.json file (in this order). If setted to false, it resolves the names from your package.json (Example: @bower_components/dexie).