grunt-atomify

grunt-atomify
=============


Hook atomify into your grunt process
Example: you can have two different atomify configurations for release and debug builds.
In this example, we're minifying the release artifact, and leaving the debug artifact inflated, and we're starting a
livereload server in debug mode, for interactive development.
This also shows that you can use grunt string replacement, like in a yeoman generated project.

``javascript

atomify: {
dist: {
js: {
entry: '<%= yeoman.app %>/src/index.js',
transforms: ['debowerify', 'uglifyify'],
debug: false,
output: '<%= yeoman.dist %>/js/main.js'
}
},
debug: {
js: {
entry: 'app/src/index.js',
transforms: ['debowerify'],
debug: true,
output: 'dist/js/main.js'
},
server: {
port: 9000,
hostname: 'localhost',
url: 'http://localhost:9000/yeoman/app/src/index.html',
open: true,
lr: {
sync: true,
port: 35729,
verbose: true,
// can't use grunt string replacement in these patterns
patterns: [ 'yeoman/app/src/*/.js' ]
}
}
}
}

`

To run your dist build:
`
grunt atomify:dist
`

To run your debug build:
`
grunt atomify:debug
``