You can download the plugins with a single command if you have made sure to use the —save-dev flag when you first install each plugin.
The code you need is :
npm install.
As to your second question, I personally feel that storing these node modules makes sense because there will be instances where some projects require a helluva more modules compared to others. Since installing the modules are so simple, and you can gitignore them effectively, there really isn’t any problem for me.
Hope this helps!
By the way, I’ve expanded on Chris’s tutorial to allow live reload to work with MAMPPRO. Check it out if you’re interested at http://www.zell-weekeat.com/wordpress-with-grunt/.
Zell Liew
Sten,
You can download the plugins with a single command if you have made sure to use the —save-dev flag when you first install each plugin.
The code you need is :
npm install.
As to your second question, I personally feel that storing these node modules makes sense because there will be instances where some projects require a helluva more modules compared to others. Since installing the modules are so simple, and you can gitignore them effectively, there really isn’t any problem for me.
Hope this helps!
By the way, I’ve expanded on Chris’s tutorial to allow live reload to work with MAMP PRO. Check it out if you’re interested at http://www.zell-weekeat.com/wordpress-with-grunt/.