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njfrontend

v1.1.1

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A font-end project skeleton using Nunjucks and others tools that opmimize my job converting PSD/Ai to static HTML.

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njfrontend

A front-end project skeleton using Nunjucks and others tools that optimize my job converting PSD/AI to static HTML. WIKI

Quick install

npm i njfrontend -g
njfrontend your-folder
cd your-folder
npm install

Obs.: your-folder is optional to clone in current directory or in another folder

Getting Started

Prerequisites

You need git to clone the repository. You can get git from http://git-scm.com/.

You must have node.js and its package manager (npm) installed. You can get them from http://nodejs.org/.

Instalation

Over npm or git clone

NPM

npm i njfrontend -g
njfrontend your-folder
cd your-folder

Clone

Clone the repository using git:

git clone https://github.com/joaodfmota/njfrontend.git
cd front-end-seed-nj

Usage

After cloned or installed over npm you need to install the dependencies of your new project

Install Dependencies

npm install

Run the Project

I've have preconfigured the project with a simple development web server. The simplest way to start this server is:

gulp watch

Other's commands

gulp
gulp --production

Directory Layout

assets/                     --> assets files for the project
  fonts/                   
  images/
    svg/                        --> svg files
  scripts/
    main.js                     --> DOM-based Routing scripts
  styles/
    common/                   --> Common styles
    components/               --> Components styles
    layouts/                  --> Layouts styles
    main.scsss              --> Main SCSS file
  manifest.json             
dist/                       --> dist files for the project
source/                     --> source files for the project
  pages/                      --> pages files
  templates/                  --> templates files
    partials/                 --> partials files
bower.js                    --> bower file
gulpfile.js                 --> gulp file