text: 'use strict';
  module.exports = function(grunt) {
  
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    // WARNING, BRAVE DEVELOPER
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    // Webhook allows you to use local grunt tasks and files.
    // However, these tasks are ONLY RUN LOCALLY and not when
    // your live site needs to be rebuilt. This means you should
    // only use grunt for pre-processing tasks like building
    // Sass, less or coffescript files, not for reading things
    // from your templates and making dynamic changes during
    // the build process. Doing so will cause your live site
    // not to regenerate.
    //
    // You have been warned!
    grunt.initConfig({
      // BUILD SASS TO CSS
  //    sass: {
  //      dev: {
  //        options: {
  //          // We used the expanded style because Webhook already minifies CSS when it deploys your site.
  //          style: 'expanded',
  //
  //          // Uncomment the below line to include outside directories as well.
  //          // loadPath: ['location/of/other/sass']
  //        },
  //        files: [{
  //          // Files in the /sass/ directory will go to /static/css/ when processed.
  //          expand: true,
  //          cwd: 'sass',
  //          src: ['schmopera.scss'],
  //          dest: 'static/css',
  //          ext: '.css'
  //        }]
  //      }
  //    },
  //      
  //    // WHEN FILES CHANGE, RUN THE ABOVE TASKS ALONG WITH BUILD
  //    watch: {
  //      sass : {
  //        files: ['sass/**/*.scss'],
  //        tasks: ['sass', 'build']
  //      }
  //    }
    });
  
    // THIS LOADS THE TASKS WE NEED ABOVE IN FROM OUR NPM
    // Note, that we need to have these installed through the package.json file as well
  //  grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-sass');    
      
    // NEVER REMOVE THESE LINES, OR ELSE YOUR PROJECT MAY NOT WORK
    require('./options/generatorOptions.js')(grunt);
    grunt.loadTasks('tasks');
  };
  