I've created a new grunt task and within it I want to use grunt-contrib-concat to concatenate a few files together.
I looked through the docs but I don't find anything that hinted at being able to do this. It seems like a trivial use case, so I'm probably just over looking something.
Update 1:
I also want to be able to configure this task from within my custom task.
For example, I create a list of files in my custom task. After I have that list, I want to pass them to the concat task. How can I do that?
I would like to be able to do something like this.
grunt.task.run('concat', { src: ['file1','file2'], dest: 'out.js'})
Update 2:
To achieve what I want, I have to manually configure the grunt task. Here's an example that showed me what I wanted.
https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib/issues/118#issuecomment-8482130
grunt.task.existsCheck with the name, if a task exists in the registered tasks.
Tasks are grunt's bread and butter. The stuff you do most often, like jshint or nodeunit . Every time Grunt is run, you specify one or more tasks to run, which tells Grunt what you'd like it to do. If you don't specify a task, but a task named "default" has been defined, that task will run (unsurprisingly) by default.
Here's an example of manually configuring a task within a task and then running it.
https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib/issues/118#issuecomment-8482130
grunt.registerMultiTask('multicss', 'Minify CSS files in a folder', function() { var count = 0; grunt.file.expandFiles(this.data).forEach(function(file) { var property = 'mincss.css'+count+'.files'; var value = {}; value[file] = file; grunt.config(property, value); grunt.log.writeln("Minifying CSS "+file); count++; }); grunt.task.run('mincss'); });
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