Grunt-grizzly NPM

Grizzly

Simple GoodData proxy server for client development.

Usage

CLI

$ yarn add grunt-grizzly
$ yarn grizzly -h
Usage: grizzly -b [backend] -p [port] -d [document-root]

Options:
  -p, --port            local port to listen on           [default: 8443]
  -h, --help            show this help
  -b, --backend         backend host name                 [default: "secure.gooddata.com"]
  -d, --document-root   document root directory to use
  -s, --stub            stub file or function
  -c, --cert            path cert file
  -k, --key             path to key file
  -a, --autoassignPort  increment port number and if specified port is already in use

Direct with grunt

To run grizzly as a standalone server, the only thing you need to do is to run:

grunt

from root directory of grunt-grizzly.

As a grunt task

This module registers grizzly grunt task, so you can add

grunt.task.loadNpmTasks('grunt-grizzly');
grunt.task.run('grizzly');

to your gruntfile.

Configuration

grizzly task provides following configuration options:

backend host name of proxy endpoint Defaults to secure.gooddata.com.
host alias of backend
port number of local port to listen to. Defaults to 8443
root root directory, relative to project root. Default is base.
dir alias of root
cert path to certificate to use. Defaults to <grunt-grizzly>/cert/server.crt. You will hardly ever need to change this value.
key path to ssl key to use. Defaults to <grunt-grizzly>/cert/server.key. You will hardly ever need to change this value.

keepAlive This is not an option, it is a flag!!! If set, e.g. by calling

		grunt.task.run('grizzly:keepAlive');

	then grizzly will not exit after the server has been started. This is useful
	when starting standalone grizzly with no grunt tasks after `grizzly` task.
	If not specified, grunt will execute next task normally.

stub express instance setup function/module that is called with an instance of express app before setting up the static root directory handler.
Form: function or path to file that exports a function, i.e.
```
		module.exports = function(app) {
			// do something with app here
		}
```
quiet This is not an option, it is a flag!!! If set, grizzly will not produce any output (i.e. will not log anything to console).