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generator-infinitely-static

v2.1.1

Published

Static page generator with routes support thats infinitely awesome

Downloads

7

Readme

infinitely-static

This is a static page generator with basic support for routing. The idea behind this tool is to streamline development of static webpages with the best of Webpack and related tools.

What is included?

  • Linting tools with sane defaults - stylelint and eslint
  • Hot reloading in development
  • Babel with env preset activated that takes care of polyfills, as well
  • JavaScript minification and dead code removal
  • SASS compilation, prefixing, and minification
  • A library for managing media breakpoints (media-blender)
  • Handlebars as a templating language (with helpers, layouts, and partials)
  • Support for routes (flat and nested build structure)

Getting started

Running this is really simple. You'll need this generator and yo installed.

npm install -g yo generator-infinitely-static
mkdir my-project
cd my-project
git init
yo infinitely-static

Note: After the project is initialized run npm install husky --save-dev.

Development

When Yeoman finishes you have a working project.

Running hot reload server

npm start

Production build

npm run build

Routes

Adding routes is also simple. In the root of the project you will find routes.json, containing the initial index route. The route configuration also supports nesting and template data.

{
  "index": { // points to the template file in app/templates/pages/index.hbs
    "route": "/", // don't forget the trailing slash
    "context": { // data that you can use in the page
      "user": {
        "name": "Super user"
      }
    }
  },
  "contact": {
    "route": "contact/me/" // will generate nested routes
    }
  }
}

Afterwards, in your templates you can use the included {{linkTo}} helper like this:

<a href="{{linkTo 'index'}}">Home</a>

And for the user data you can use the getDataAsString helper:

<h1>{{getDataAsString 'user.name'}}</h1>

If the data is simple (array, string, Number, etc.) it will be shown as usual, but if you reference an object you'll get a stringified JSON. But, remember, the data can be accessed directly by using the htmlWebpackPlugin.options object in the template:

<h1>{{htmlWebpackPlugin.options.context.user.name}}</h1>

That way you can iterate thru an array specified in the context using the build-in helpers.

License

The MIT License

© 2016 Infinum Inc.