[ol7_developer_EPEL] nodejs-grunt-0.4.4-3.el7.noarch

Grunt is the JavaScript task runner. Why use a task runner? In one word:
automation. The less work you have to do when performing repetitive tasks
like minification, compilation, unit testing, linting, etc, the easier
your job becomes. After you've configured it, a task runner can do most
of that mundane work for you with basically zero effort.

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• Provides

  • nodejs-grunt = 0.4.4-3.el7
  • npm(grunt) = 0.4.4
• Requires

  • nodejs(engine) >= 0.8.0
  • npm(async) >= 0.2
  • npm(async) < 1
  • npm(coffee-script) >= 1.3
  • npm(coffee-script) < 2
  • npm(colors) >= 0.6
  • npm(colors) < 1
  • npm(dateformat)
  • npm(eventemitter2) >= 0.4
  • npm(eventemitter2) < 1
  • npm(exit) >= 0.1.1
  • npm(exit) < 0.2
  • npm(findup-sync) >= 0.1
  • npm(findup-sync) < 1
  • npm(getobject) >= 0.1.0
  • npm(getobject) < 0.2
  • npm(glob) >= 3.1
  • npm(glob) < 4
  • npm(grunt-legacy-util) >= 0.1.2
  • npm(grunt-legacy-util) < 0.2
  • npm(hooker) >= 0.2
  • npm(hooker) < 1
  • npm(iconv-lite) >= 0.2
  • npm(iconv-lite) < 1
  • npm(js-yaml) >= 2.0
  • npm(js-yaml) < 3
  • npm(lodash) >= 2.4.1
  • npm(lodash) < 2.5
  • npm(minimatch) >= 0.2
  • npm(minimatch) < 1
  • npm(nopt) >= 2.0
  • npm(nopt) < 3
  • npm(rimraf) >= 2.0
  • npm(rimraf) < 3
  • npm(underscore.string) >= 2.2
  • npm(underscore.string) < 3
  • npm(which) >= 1.0
  • npm(which) < 2