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minframe

v1.0.0

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minframe is a modern HTML5, mobile-first front-end framework built with Sass and Gulp on a 12 column responsive grid. The framework boasts all of the modern accessiblility features and tools developers use in builds but none of the style bloat.

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Keywords

responsiveframeworkmobile-firstbuild-tools

Readme

#__min__imal responsive __frame__work

minframe is a modern HTML5, mobile-first framework built with Sass and Gulp on a 12 column responsive grid. The framework boasts all of the modern accessiblility features and tools developers use in builds but none of the style bloat. The only boilerplate styling is normalize.scss, our 12 column responsive grid and basic HTML5 Sass nesting. Javascript is only required during the build process, not in the browser.

##Automated Development Tools

-Gulp.js task runner to streamline and automate your workflow.

-Panini templating ensures you don't repeat yourself by creating reusable head, header and footer layouts templates to combine with the pages unique body content.

-BrowserSync Live Reload and device testing built right in.

-Use the lastest ES6 syntax with Babeljs, automatically check quality with jshint then compile, concatenate and minify with uglifyjs.

-Responsive grid built on Sass preprocessor is automatically compiled, concataneted, minified and autprefixed along with your custom styles to support legacy browsers.

-Server side PHP5 form validation, sanitation and email processing.

-Automatically generate and update sitemaps.

-.htaccess file fine-tuned by the pros at Google.

-No redundant styles that have to overwritten.

-Minimal file bloat, maximum development power.

##Get Started

###Git CLI

  1. Clone the repo to your local machine from your terminal. git clone https://github.com/joshboyan/minframe.git

  2. Change directories into the repo you just cloned. cd minframe

  3. Install the node_module dependencies. npm install

  4. Start up the automated build and open chrome with Live Reload. gulp

  5. Open components folder with your favorite text editor and create HTML markup in layouts and pages, add your Sass styles to scss and JavaScript to js.

###NPM

  1. Open your terminal and navigate to where you would like to download the package. npm install minframe

  2. Change directories into the repo you just cloned. cd minframe

  3. Install the node_module dependencies. npm install

  4. Start up the automated build and open chrome with Live Reload. gulp

  5. Open components folder with your favorite text editor and create HTML markup in layouts and pages, add your Sass styles to scss and JavaScript to js.