NodeJS Build Package (zip) using Grunt on Jenkins












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I'm trying to build a package (zip) using grunt in Jenkins (though Jenkins is kind of irrelevant at this stage).



Basically the code is checked out of git, and I run



npm install --production


but grunt needs the files installed locally.



So I run



npm install


But now I have all the grunt packages in the node_modules directory.



As part of the grunt build I simply want to copy the node_modules directory into the package.



Am I headed down the right track with trying to package my code using grunt?



Or should I be using grunt to only run jslint, unit tests etc and use this to package: https://github.com/zeit/pkg



The output is another tool that I will be calling from the command line.






node.js gruntjs







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    1















    I'm trying to build a package (zip) using grunt in Jenkins (though Jenkins is kind of irrelevant at this stage).



    Basically the code is checked out of git, and I run



    npm install --production


    but grunt needs the files installed locally.



    So I run



    npm install


    But now I have all the grunt packages in the node_modules directory.



    As part of the grunt build I simply want to copy the node_modules directory into the package.



    Am I headed down the right track with trying to package my code using grunt?



    Or should I be using grunt to only run jslint, unit tests etc and use this to package: https://github.com/zeit/pkg



    The output is another tool that I will be calling from the command line.






    node.js gruntjs







    share|improve this question



























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      I'm trying to build a package (zip) using grunt in Jenkins (though Jenkins is kind of irrelevant at this stage).



      Basically the code is checked out of git, and I run



      npm install --production


      but grunt needs the files installed locally.



      So I run



      npm install


      But now I have all the grunt packages in the node_modules directory.



      As part of the grunt build I simply want to copy the node_modules directory into the package.



      Am I headed down the right track with trying to package my code using grunt?



      Or should I be using grunt to only run jslint, unit tests etc and use this to package: https://github.com/zeit/pkg



      The output is another tool that I will be calling from the command line.






      node.js gruntjs







      share|improve this question
















      I'm trying to build a package (zip) using grunt in Jenkins (though Jenkins is kind of irrelevant at this stage).



      Basically the code is checked out of git, and I run



      npm install --production


      but grunt needs the files installed locally.



      So I run



      npm install


      But now I have all the grunt packages in the node_modules directory.



      As part of the grunt build I simply want to copy the node_modules directory into the package.



      Am I headed down the right track with trying to package my code using grunt?



      Or should I be using grunt to only run jslint, unit tests etc and use this to package: https://github.com/zeit/pkg



      The output is another tool that I will be calling from the command line.






      node.js gruntjs




      node.js gruntjs






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