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runup-lean

v0.1.0

Published

> Lean Runup model

Downloads

3

Readme

Lean Runup model

Runup-lean contains a Runup model with a fairly complete set of web (app) development tools. It's rather opinionated as it contains those tools I currently prefer to work with. Use what you like, tweak what you don't (and share).

I try to find tools that do the job well and do it efficiently. Currently these are:

For JS:

For CSS:

Install

$ npm install --saveDev runup runup-lean

Usage

If you haven't yet, setup Runup.

Then let your model extend runup-lean:

// file: project.js

module.exports = {

    extend: 'runup-lean',
    
    // you can override tool options:
    sass: {
        // usual Node-sass options...
        outputStyle: 'compact'
    }
    // there are similar hooks for all tools, see the flow files

    // ... other settings ...
}

Then start Runup in dev or prd mode as usual. For more info on Runup, see the wiki.