Maverick CLI lets you create a scaffolding for your next project with ease. Maverick CLI is based on a popular Yeoman generator webapp, with some changes.

Features

• enable ES2015 features using Babel
• CSS Autoprefixing
• Built-in preview server with BrowserSync
• Automagically compile Sass with libsass
• Automagically compile Pug
• Automagically lint your scripts
• Map compiled CSS to source stylesheets with source maps
• Awesome image optimization
• Automagically wire-up dependencies installed with Bower

Installation

On macOS, Linux, or Windows run the following:

npm install -g maverick-cli

That is it!

Gulp Commands

• gulp serve to preview and watch for live changes
• gulp or gulp build to build the app for production
• gulp serve:dist to preview the production build

CLI Commands

Init

maverick init <path> [Project name] [options] - to scaffold your webapp ( is optional)

Options:

--skip-install to skip the execution of bower and npm installation after scaffolding.

SASS

maverick sass [options] [File name] - create a SCSS file.

Options:

Options argument is required.

• -c or --component to add a component, this also adds a css selector.
• -e or --element to add an element
• -t or --tool to add a tool
• -u or --utility to add a utility
• -p or --plugin to add a plugin

Example

maverick sass -c "responsive-img"

Pug

maverick pug [File name] to create a pug page

Options:

• -t or --title <title> to add a title to the page

If you don't provide the title it will be empty.

Project Structure

There is a well-defined project structure that must be respected.

src
├───fonts
├───images
├───js
├───sass
│   ├───components
│   ├───elements
│   ├───generic
│   ├───plugins
│   ├───tools
│   └───utilities
└───views
    ├───inc
    └───layouts

SASS Folder

This is where all the .scss files are found, gulp will watch for changes in this folder.

• /components - Complete chunks of UI, like navigation, cards, panels etc..
• /elements - Unclassed HTML elements, like a, h1, body, blockquote etc..
• /generic - Reset and normalize css.
• /plugins - SCSS files from imported plugins, like owl-carousel, popper etc..
• /tools - Mixins and functions
• /utilities - Override and helper functions, they are usually high-priority (!important)

SCSS files shouldn't be created manually, CLI should be used for that.

Views folder

This is where all the .pug files are found, gulp will watch for changes in this folder.

• inc - Page parts that are included in a template, like header, footer, navigation etc...
• layouts- Templates that are extended by the pages.

In the root of the views is where the pages are located.

Notes:

If the project hasn't been generated by Maverick CLI commands (scss, pug) won't work.