Added option to force the targetDir to be the bower dir#87
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so you can have several (different) bower.json-files in multiple directories
so that bower also knows where you want your packages to be.
Fixed JSHint errors
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Would love to see this added! +1 |
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Typo: missing an "r" in Bower
if(options.overrideBowerDirectory){
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+1 This is the way I expected |
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This is one of the most important things for me :) Please make merge this pull request. |
Typo in task fixed
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@yatskevich Is it mergeable for you? |
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would be nice to be added. Makes my npm install a bit cleaner |
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/bump |
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This is a good feature as it deprecates the need of a ".bowerrc" file in your project directory. Still waiting on news for this PR. |
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Guys, since author dropped support of this package, i've created new one and merged this pull request into it (among few additional changes): https://github.com/AndrewDryga/grunt-bower-installer |
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bump |
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@AndrewDryga support has not been dropped for this package. With 13 PRs, 49 issues, and a list of things on the roadmap it's just taking some time to get things implemented. |
I was getting frustrated managing the targetDir and bower directory ( through bower config ). So I added this option to force the bower directory to be overriden with the targetDir option.