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live-reload-vanilla-website-template

v1.0.2

Published

2 years ago

Template to build a website without a front-end framework. Includes transpilation of ES6+ JavaScript and Sass support

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JavaScript Webpack ES6+live reload Sass

live-reload-vanilla-website-template

Starter template to build a website without a front-end framework but making use of Webpack to support writing modern JavaScript (ES6+), including ES Modules and Sass.

Features

Live reload in development
Webpack
Sass compilation (and minification/autoprefixing in production)
ES6+ transpilation (and minification/uglyfication in production)
ES Modules

Usage

Install dependencies

yarn

Run development server

yarn dev

Will open your default browser to http://localhost:8080/public

Webpack will watch for changes in the ./src directory and output the bundled assets to ./public/assets. In parellel, the development server will watch for changes in the ./public directory and live reload the browser.

Build production bundles

yarn build

Will compile, minify and autoprefix Sass to CSS. Will Minify and uglify JavaScript and output the bundled assets to ./public/assets.

After building for production you can take the ./public directory and deploy it.

Tutorial

Visit my blog entry where I go step-by-step on how to build this template from scratch.

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If you would like to support my work and the time I put in making tutorials, you can click the image below to get me a coffee. I would really appreciate it (but is not required).

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