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shipit-utils
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npm install --save shipit-utils
var utils = require('shipit-utils');
Returns the Shipit object, regardless of your context (Grunt or Shipit).
var shipit = utils.getShipit(gruntOrShipit);
Register a task, regardless of your context (Grunt or Shipit).
The description arguement is optional, and will only try to pass along a task description if you are using Grunt (it will be ignored if you are using Shipit).
Fn
|Array<String>
Task function or array of task names to run in order. Note: If in a Grunt context and passing an array of task names, task will always be synchronous/blocking.
var task = function() {
return shipit.local('sleep 10s');
};
// Register a (blocking) task
utils.registerTask(gruntOrShipit, 'myTask', task);
// Run a series of tasks in order
utils.registerTask(gruntOrShipit, 'myTask', ['some', 'other', 'tasks']);
Run a task or array of tasks, regardless of your context (Grunt or Shipit).
String
|Array<String>
Test to see if all the values in an array are equal. Useful for determining if multiple remote servers are out of sync.
Array
MIT
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## Install
The npm package shipit-utils receives a total of 2,582 weekly downloads. As such, shipit-utils popularity was classified as popular.
We found that shipit-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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