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dougify

v0.3.0

Published

2 years ago

theme development boilerplate creator

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dougify

Boilerplate maker for custom Shopify theme development

Version 0.3.0

TailwindCSS now included by default. Feel free to use any Tailwind components or utility classes. If none are used, Tailwind serves as a basic CSS reset.
Pre-build theme check included.
Automatically signs you into the store when the dev server starts.

Before You Begin

This project requires node v16+. If you run into errors, check your version of node.

Getting Started

npm install --global dougify

Usage

This project is set up to use NPM. You can change this by changing the commands in data/__packageJSON.js and lib/InstallPackages.js. to use your package manager.

This project uses the Shopify CLI: (https://shopify.dev/themes/tools/cli)
cd into your project root
Run the dougify command, enter shop url ('.myshopify.com' is optional). Boilerplate will be built and dependancies will be installed.
When setup is complete, open the project in your IDE and run init.

Note: If you start a new projact and you're prompted with a message regarding local files that don't exist in the remote version of the development theme, choose the option to keep the local version and restore it remotely.