问题
I'm new to grunt. I'm coming from rails and getting into angular. From what I can see grunt usemin can replace <script src=...> between build directives and replace that with a single minified js during grunt build. That's great for deployment.
However whenever I add new angular controllers during development, I also have to remember to add them to my index.html. That's a hassle, and the same goes for if I move my feature folders around, I have to change all my src paths in index.html.
It would be nice if in development, grunt would watch all my src/**/*.js and automatically add them all to index.html for me... similar to rails asset pipeline and asset manifest that just does require_tree when you're developing. You can put files anywhere and it's automatically available.
Is there such an existing solution or example for a grunt watcher? Thanks
回答1:
Have a look at https://github.com/jwvdiermen/grunt-include-source#usage-examples
Works for both including JS and CSS.
回答2:
if you use use bower to manage your assets, grunt-bower-install is what you looking for. otherwise you can use grunt-bower-requirejs-alias. for rails-like require_tree, you can try node-require-dir. why not search in npm registry ? it's a good place to find plugins.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19737516/can-grunt-automatically-include-all-my-js-in-index-html