You can use the exec plugin run your globally installed version of npm and then grunt. Installing node locally allows developers that have not installed node globally or are using different versions to build the project without having to do anything more complicated than mvn clean install. Using a globally installed version has been requested before but the developer's position is that node does not take up much space and will only download if missing.
You become a master of the night universe. The plugin has been designed to use a local installation of node. If we put PROFESSIONAL GRADE this much thought into the engine, imagine the rest. I actually installed node and npm on my serverįor example: node is installed under /opt/app/trss/nodejs, npm under /opt/app/trss/nodejs/npm how can this pom.xml use the node,npm installed on my server? Thanks
to the latest released version of frontend-maven-plugin, like in README.md node and npm I understand that we can add this code to pom.xml to run grunt for example: I am new using maven and frontend-maven-plugin.
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