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@dfreerksen/frontsteps

v1.0.5

Published

Frontstep Bootstrap 5 theme

Downloads

2

Readme

Frontsteps

Bootstrap 5 theme for Frontsteps

Requirements

  • Node >=16.14.0 (see package.json)
    • Install NVM using Homebrew with brew install nvm
    • Install using NVM with nvm install && nvm use
  • Yarn >= 1.16.0 (see package.json)
    • Install using Homebrew with brew install yarn

Usage

  • Install via npm with npm i @dfreerksen/frontsteps or via yarn with yarn add @dfreerksen/frontsteps
  • Include assets
    • Non-min: @dfreerksen/frontsteps/dist/js/frontsteps and @dfreerksen/frontsteps/dist/css/frontsteps
    • Min: @dfreerksen/frontsteps/dist/js/frontsteps.min and @dfreerksen/frontsteps/dist/css/frontsteps.min

Developer

Getting Started

  • Install dependencies with yarn

Scripts

  • yarn run build builds the project - this builds assets, HTML, JS, and CSS into dist
  • yarn run build:assets copies the files in the src/assets/ directory into dist
  • yarn run build:pug compiles the Pug located in the src/pug/ directory into dist
  • yarn run build:scripts compiles the Javascript files located in the src/js/ directory into dist
  • yarn run build:scss compiles the SCSS files located in the src/scss/ directory into dist
  • yarn run clean deletes the dist directory to prepare for rebuilding the project
  • yarn run start:debug runs the project in debug mode
  • yarn start or yarn run start runs the project, launches a live preview in your default browser, and watches for changes made to files in src

Linting

Several tools are used to ensure code is styled, linted and formatted correctly.

ESLint

ESLint is for Javascript linting. ESLint is installed with Yarn.

Manually run ESLint for the repo

$ yarn run eslint .

Stylelint

Stylelint is for SASS and SCSS linting. Stylelint is installed with Yarn.

Manually run Stylelint for the repo

$ yarn run stylelint "**/*.scss"

pug-lint

pug-lint is a linter and style checker for Pug. pug-lint is installed with Yarn.

Manually run pug-lint for the repo

$ yarn run pug-lint ./src/pug/

Publishing

Publish a new version

  1. Note all changes in CHANGELOG.md
  2. Change version in package.json
  3. Make sure the version change gets added to the compiled asset files with yarn run build
  4. Dry run to see the content changes npm publish --dry-run
  5. Publish new version to NPM with npm publish