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generator-spontaneous-combustion

v4.0.0

Published

Yeoman generator for a barebones SCSS-styled, Foundation-frameworked, AngularJS-wired, PHP-infrastructued web app.

Downloads

6

Readme

generator-spontaneous-combustion

  • A general-purpose Yeoman generator for building all sorts of things.
  • SCSS-styled, Foundation-frameworked, AngularJS-wired, PHP-infrastructued

Environment requirements

Before you get cracking...

  1. Install NodeJS + NPM:
  • $ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.16.1/install.sh | bash
  • $ nvm install v0.11.13
  • $ nvm alias default v0.11.13
  1. Install Yo, Bower, Gulp:
  • $ npm install -g yo bower gulp
  1. Install the generator
  • $ npm install -g generator-spontaneous-combustion

Setting up a new project

  1. $ cd ~/your/project/dir
  2. $ yo spontaneous-combustion

Config & Dev

Run gulp in the project directory whenever developing.

Files & Directories

  • config.php

    • Global definitions, project strings, file URLs and HTML scaffolding templates.
  • /public

    • The files here are what the front-end will see; they're built by Gulp from our img/js/scss files at the project root.

Find-in-file code convention

  • # : Prefix for find-in-file dev note comments
  • ???: Reconsider this codeblock in future
  • >>>: Extend/expand this
  • <<<: Reduce/contract this
  • +++: Add functionality
  • ---: Remove functionality
  • !!!: Fix incorrect functionality / error / glitch

Notes/To Dos

  • [ ] https://gist.github.com/fat/a47b882eb5f84293c4ed / https://github.com/suitcss
  • [ ] Separate z-index.scss file.
  • [ ] Replace index.scss with more generic elemental files
  • [ ] Gulp improvements: http://yeoman.io/blog/performance-optimization.html
  • [ ] RequireJS implementation
  • [ ] Better SCSS concat & sourcemaps
  • [ ] PHP -> HTML gulp task