The process and syntax for loading a task are quite simple and very straightforward. In fact, the basic way to load a task is a simple one-liner using Grunt's loadNpmTasks method.
The syntax is:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('name-of-task');The name-of-task, as shown in the example, would be the name of the task as defined in sample_project's package.json devDependencies object. So, for instance, to load grunt-contrib-uglify we would specify it as the argument in the loadNpmTasks method like this:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-uglify');A little about loadNpmTasks. The loadNpmTasks method is a method that loads plugins installed locally with NPM (it will not load tasks installed via other means) and that have been installed relative to the gruntfile. In order to load tasks not installed with NPM, one would use grunt.loadTasks, an alias for grunt.task.loadTasks. Additionally, for tasks that have been installed with NPM, one may also use grunt...