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Gulp, AngularJS, Closure Compiler, libsass, jade

Frontend workflow automation tool for AngularJS developers
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Features:

incremental building with livereload in development mode
CC-powered AngularJS workflow out-of-the-box
Closure Compiler minification with advanced optimizations, automatic angularjs annotating and optional source maps
multiple environments support (see build.json, src/env)
automated bower dependencies management and index.html updates
blazing fast SCSS builds via libsass (and third-party sass frameworks support)

Three simple steps for you to start:

clone it
npm install && bower install
gulp
this will perform development build into build/development dir and start web server on localhost:5000

Now you can open http://localhost:5000/build/development/index.html in your browser and start playing with sources.

To create compiled version run
gulp build --type staging
or
gulp build --type production

Build types definitions can be found in build.json

TODO:

Tests runners

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FR: implement gulp scripts as importable npm module

I like what you've done with this project, but if I'm building many web apps, I'd rather do npm install --save-dev closure-ng and have a simple gulp.js which referenced your closure-ng build scripts.

In maven-based java builds it is convenient to be able to put all of your common config into a parent pom.

For grunt builds, I have used grunt-horde with a customised grunt-horde-defaults fork.

What I would love to be able to do, is for each web app, rather than starting with a clone of closure-ng (and making various changes/fixes/improvements to the closure-ng gulp stuff in each project, you'd run:
npm install --save-dev closure-ng
You could create your own fork and/or easily update to the latest build config at anytime, and it would be easy to apply the same updates to numerous web apps which are being developed by the same team.

Your gulp.js would then be reduced to something like:

var gulp = require('gulp');

gulp.task('default', function(){
  return require('closure-ng')
    .init(gulp)
    .configure('my-parent-config-module')
    .configure('./config/gulp')
    .build();
};

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closure-ng's Introduction

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