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http://intentapp.herokuapp.com/
Start by running:
grunt serve
This will start the app development version and mongod. you can supply --no-mongo option to avoid starting mongo.
In this mode all files are watched. This means tests will run if a file that is part of the testsuite is changed.
To run the production version of the app do:
grunt serve --target=dist
This will start mongo then build and start the app. If you already have mongo running you can skip starting mongo by supplying the --no-mongo option.
The default task is to perform the build. So:
grunt
Will run all tests, and build the app to the 'dist' folder. Once this is done, proceed with deployment to heroku.
There is a grunt task that will deploy to heroku.
grunt heroku
For this task to work you need to have set up the dist directory as a git repo with heroku as the remote:
cd dist
git init
git remote add heroku [email protected]:intentapp.git
git pull heroku master
git branch -u heroku/master
this task will clean bower and node_modules and run bower install and npm install. This will effectively ensure everything is as it is defined to be in package.json and bower.json