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generator-dwwpugsite

v2.3.0

Published

A Yeoman generator for a simple web site starter kit using Grunt or Gulp with the Pug templating system and Sass to CSS compilation

Downloads

3

Readme

Pugsite Yeoman generator

Generating a simple starting web site using the Pug templating system, Sass to Css compilation and Grunt or Gulp to watch for file changes, compilation and serving the statically generated HTML (Pug) web site.

By Dennis Burger, may 2017

One time installation

Make sure NodeJS is installed by going to the NodeJS website, download and install it for your operating system. This will also make the npm command-line tool available.

Open a command-line window (Terminal or MS-DOS prompt) and type the following to globally (-g) install the above required NPM components all in one go:

npm install -g yo

Download this Yeoman generator

Before you can use this generator you need to download it. Run the command below to globally install this generator.

npm install -g generator-dwwpugsite

Check globally installed NPM packages

To view your globally installed NPM list type the following. The new Yeoman generator should be listed here.

npm ls -g --depth=0

Using this generator in a new project

Create and cd to a new (empty) project directory where we'll use this generator as a starting point for a new project. Now type:

yo dwwpugsite

Yeoman questions

You will be greated by Yeoman and he will ask you some basic questions regarding your new project. This meta-data information is used inside some of the Yeoman generated files. The last question will be what buildtool you would like to use: Grunt or Gulp.

Finally a web browser will open with http://localhost:3000. In the background Grunt or Gulp is watching for changes to the following files:

  • *.pug
  • *.scss
  • *.js
  • *.img

When any of these change Grunt or Gulp will compile / copy over those changes from the src/ to the dist/ directory and refresh the web browser.

Stopping and continuing working on this web site

When your working with this setup, Grunt or Gulp is running as described above etc., and want to quit your local development, do the following.

Stop Grunt or Gulp from watching

In the still running command-line window (Terminal or MS-DOS prompt) hit ctrl + c and type y. This will stop Grunt or Gulp from watching, compiling and serving the dist/ directory to http://localhost:3000 in the web browser. The web site no longer works in your web browser.

Start Grunt or Gulp watching and serving the web site again

To continue working on your site open a command-line window (Terminal or MS-DOS prompt) and make sure you cd into the directory where the Gruntfile.js or the Gulpfile.js resides and type:

grunt serve

Or when using Gulp:

gulp serve

Yeoman generator

Updating

If this Yeoman generator is updated you can update your globally installed version with the newer version by just reinstalling it again.

npm install -g generator-dwwpugsite

Removing

Optionally: If you want to remove this globally installed Yeoman generator you need to unlink it. Open a command-line window (Terminal or MS-DOS prompt) and type:

npm uninstall -g generator-dwwpugsite

Now you can't use yo dwwpugsite anymore to generate a new web site using this Yeoman generator.