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gulp-frontend-kit

v0.1.0

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Gulp boilerplate front-end dev Archriss

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Configuration front-end Gulp Archriss

Gulp boilerplate

Fonctionnalités

  • Rechargement instantané des modifications
  • Compilation SASS
  • Regroupement des mediaqueries CSS
  • Linter Javascript pré-configuré
  • Transpilation ES6/ES7 en ES5 via Babel
  • Obsfuscation du JS en prod (renommage des variables et fonctions...)
  • Concaténation des CSS et des JS
  • Ajout de closures en JS entre les fichiers
  • Compression des images lors du build

Pré-requis

Configuation de livereload

Pour que le livereload fonctionne sans serveur local (en ouvrant un fichier html directement par exemple), il faut penser à cocher "autoriser l'accès aux URL de fichier" dans les paramètres des extensions.

Livereload

Démarrer le projet

$ git clone https://github.com/archriss/gulp-frontend-kit
$ cd gulp-frontend-kit
$ npm install

Commandes du projet

Développement

npm run watch va démarrer un serveur livereload et compiler sans minifier/uglifier les fichiers pour pouvoir débugger. Les images ne sont pas non plus compressées.

Déploiemement

npm run build va compiler et minifier tous les fichiers, et va compresser les images.