entwine:setting_up_a_project
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| - On Linux, the easiest way to get there varies by your distribution. | - On Linux, the easiest way to get there varies by your distribution. | ||
| - Type ''npm init -y'' and press the Enter key. npm will create a file for you called **package.json** that we'll talk about in a second. | - Type ''npm init -y'' and press the Enter key. npm will create a file for you called **package.json** that we'll talk about in a second. | ||
| - | + | - After this step, npm will print out exactly what it writes to **package.json**. This will include a line that says ''%%"scripts": { "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1" }%%''. Although it says "error," no error has occurred -- this text is just a placeholder npm inserts into **package.json**. | |
| - | <note tip> | + | |
| - | After this step, npm will print out exactly what it writes to **package.json**. This will include a line that says | + | |
| - | ''%% | + | |
| - | "scripts": { | + | |
| - | "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1" | + | |
| - | }%% | + | |
| - | ''. Although it says "error," no error has occurred -- this text is just a placeholder npm inserts into **package.json**. | + | |
| - | </note> | + | |
| - Type ''npm install %%--%%save grunt load-grunt-tasks grunt-entwine'' and press Enter. npm will think for a moment, then install Grunt and Entwine for you. | - Type ''npm install %%--%%save grunt load-grunt-tasks grunt-entwine'' and press Enter. npm will think for a moment, then install Grunt and Entwine for you. | ||
| - | + | - npm will probably print out things like ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No description'', ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No repository field'', and ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No README data'' whenever you ask it to install packages. You can ignore these. There are some extra files, like a README, that npm suggests you create, but they aren't necessary for using npm. | |
| - | <note tip> | + | |
| - | npm will probably print out things like ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No description'', ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No repository field'', and ''npm WARN package.json @1.0.0 No README data'' whenever you ask it to install packages. You can ignore these. There are some extra files, like a README, that npm suggests you create, but they aren't necessary for using npm. | + | |
| - | </note> | + | |
| - Create a folder named **src** inside the project folder. We don't need to create **build** or **dist**, but it doesn't hurt. Grunt will eventually create them for us as needed. | - Create a folder named **src** inside the project folder. We don't need to create **build** or **dist**, but it doesn't hurt. Grunt will eventually create them for us as needed. | ||
| - You can do this from the terminal window by typing ''mkdir src'' and pressing Enter, or just create the folder the way you normally would. | - You can do this from the terminal window by typing ''mkdir src'' and pressing Enter, or just create the folder the way you normally would. | ||
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