I wonder if its possible to adress the render or renderDocument event and hand over the content or filepath? I aim to run grunt tasks on each single rendered document.

When this latest version is built the only event that runs is the notify event as it is the last in the array of events.

I'm not a js expert so I have no real idea why it works for the last event but none of the previous ones.

Is there a way to pass things like --verbose to grunt?

Allow changing where Grunt should be found.

@bobobo1618 mentioned that DocPad Sunny only uploads files that DocPad handles in bobobo1618/docpad-plugin-sunny#17 . We should add files that Grunt generates to DocPad's Files Collection after Grunt runs.

# Test DocPad exports
module.exports = {
  templateData:
    site:
      title: "Grunt Plugin for DocPad"

  plugins:
    grunt:
      gruntTasks: ["cssmin", "uglify"]
      files: [
        "stuff.min.css",
        "stuff.min.js"
      ]
}

Since Grunt will run cssmin and uglify, we should then add .min.css and .min.js to the DocPad files collection.

This will allow grunt-cli to not be needed in root.

When I use this plugin I get this error:

error: Something went wrong with the action
error: An error occured:
Error: spawn ENOENT
    at errnoException (child_process.js:988:11)
    at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:779:34)

So I looked into the code, and this line needs a 'node' command to work (as the shebang does nothing on windows):

command = [@path.join rootPath, gruntPath]

https://github.com/RobLoach/docpad-plugin-grunt/blob/master/src/grunt.plugin.coffee#L52

Then it works as expected.

(well, small detail: it needs an extra newline: the 'Running "xyz" task' message gets appended to the progress bar's line:

FooPerforming generate: generateBefore at 5/10 50% ========================-------------------------Running "echo" task
echo!

Done, without errors.