i'd like to 'abuse guard' to build my project. on changes it works that well. so i ask myself if there is any posibility to get stuff done initially over all existing files.
normally i am not a ruby-guy and using grunt.js for building my project. but since guard is much better as watching 'manually' at my files i started to using it. so i'd like to init my project with compiling coffee, haml and all the stuff, when i am starting guard (with arguments)
Does anybody has any ideas how to do it? Is this a usefull 'Feature request'?
> i'd like to 'abuse guard' to build my project. on changes it works that well. so i ask myself if there is any posibility to get stuff done initially over all existing files.
> normally i am not a ruby-guy and using grunt.js for building my project. but since guard is much better as watching 'manually' at my files i started to using it. so i'd like to init my project with compiling coffee, haml and all the stuff, when i am starting guard (with arguments)
> Does anybody has any ideas how to do it? Is this a usefull 'Feature request'?
> Sorry I didn't get right what you wanted to achieve (in the GitHub issue)!
> Some Guard plugins have an :all_on_start option for that but not all, > unfortunately.
> So, as @netzpirat said, you could just call Guard.run_all at the end of > your Guardfile so it'd be executed when the Guardfile is evaluated, like
> --- in your Guardfile > guard :coffeescript, input: 'src', output: 'lib'
> ::Guard.run_all({}) > ---------------------
> I hope that helps! And let us know how it goes.
> Rémy
> On Jul 20, 2012, at 11:11 , 4null4 wrote:
> > hello!
> > i'd like to 'abuse guard' to build my project. on changes it works that > well. so i ask myself if there is any posibility to get stuff done > initially over all existing files.
> > normally i am not a ruby-guy and using grunt.js for building my project. > but since guard is much better as watching 'manually' at my files i started > to using it. so i'd like to init my project with compiling coffee, haml and > all the stuff, when i am starting guard (with arguments)
> > Does anybody has any ideas how to do it? Is this a usefull 'Feature > request'?
> Yeah, that was what i was looking for. Thanks a lot.
> Maybe i should try to do a pull request on the docs ...
> Am Freitag, 20. Juli 2012 11:18:21 UTC+2 schrieb rymai:
> Hi,
> Sorry I didn't get right what you wanted to achieve (in the GitHub issue)!
> Some Guard plugins have an :all_on_start option for that but not all, unfortunately.
> So, as @netzpirat said, you could just call Guard.run_all at the end of your Guardfile so it'd be executed when the Guardfile is evaluated, like
> --- in your Guardfile > guard :coffeescript, input: 'src', output: 'lib'
> ::Guard.run_all({}) > ---------------------
> I hope that helps! And let us know how it goes.
> Rémy
> On Jul 20, 2012, at 11:11 , 4null4 wrote:
> > hello!
> > i'd like to 'abuse guard' to build my project. on changes it works that well. so i ask myself if there is any posibility to get stuff done initially over all existing files.
> > normally i am not a ruby-guy and using grunt.js for building my project. but since guard is much better as watching 'manually' at my files i started to using it. so i'd like to init my project with compiling coffee, haml and all the stuff, when i am starting guard (with arguments)
> > Does anybody has any ideas how to do it? Is this a usefull 'Feature request'?
