Grunt is available as a free, open-source tool, that is typically used in conjunction with other tools, such as Git and npm. A grunt is a powerful tool that can help developers save time and improve their workflow. In this blog post, you will learn to install Grunt on Ubuntu systems.
Prerequsities
Assuming you already have Node.js and NPM installed on your system. Otherwise, you can visit our other tutorial to install Node.js on Ubuntu systems. Verify the Node.js and NPM versions:
Installing Grunt CLI
Once you have verified that Node.js and NPM are on your system. Use the following command to install Grun CLI on your system globally. After successfully installation, check the installed version of Grunt-cli: Now, you add the “scripts”: { “test”: “grunt test” } to the package.json. Now, run “npm test” to initiate the grun test command.
Enable Shell Auto-completion
You can also enable the tab auto-completion for Grunt, and add one of the following lines to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc file based on your active shell.
Bash shell users edit ~/.bashrc and apped the following code eval “$(grunt –completion=bash)“1eval “$(grunt –completion=bash)” Zsh shell users edit ~/.zshrc and apped the following code eval “$(grunt –completion=zsh)“1eval “$(grunt –completion=zsh)”
Conclusion
In this tutorial, you have learned to install Grunt-CLI on your Ubuntu system. Also configured the tab auto-completion.
