iamarek / sly-gulp-starter

Starter by https://github.com/una modified by http://www.iamarek.com

Project gulp starter - Arkadiusz Chatys www.iamarek.com

Gulp starter based on starter by Una Kravets (https://github.com/una)

Table of content

1. What's included
2. How to start
3. Commands
4. Concatenating files
5. Including Partials
6. Mocha testing

What's included:

• Scss support (gulp-sass)
• Minify CSS (gulp-minify-css)
• Minify JavaScript (gulp-uglify)
• Minify HTML (gulp-minify-html)
• Minify images (gulp-imagemin)
• Linting of JavaScript (gulp-jshint)
• Scss support (gulp-sass-lint)
• Cache (gulp-cached)
• Autoprefixer (gulp-autoprefixer)
• Browser Sync (browser-sync)
• Log size of project (gulp-size)
• Injecting Partials (gulp-inject-partials)
• Concatenating CSS/JavaScript files (gulp-useref)

How to start:

1. Clone this repository running git clone [email protected]:iamarek/Sly-Gulp-Starter.git in your terminal.
2. Go to folder inside running cd Sly-Gulp-Starter.
3. Run npm install to install all dependencies
4. Run gulp to start working on project

Commands

• gulp - to run dev environment with localhost:3000
• gulp prod - to minify JavaScript
• npm test - to run Mocha tests

Concatenating files

To concatenate JavaScript files go to your html file and add all files in order inside of tags like so:

<!-- build:js js/main.js -->
  <script src="js/jquery.js"></script>
  <script src="js/main.js"></script>
<!-- endbuild -->

To concatenate CSS files go to your html file and add all files in order inside of tags like so:

<!-- build:css css/main.css -->
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/font-awesome.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/main.css">  
<!-- endbuild -->

Including Partials

To include partial create keyword {% include path/to/your/file.html %}.

Mocha testing

To use Mocha tests run npm test in your terminal

sly-gulp-starter's Issues

how is this different to Una's?

Hey

I'm just about to spin this up for some quick prototype testing <3

It'd be great if there was a list in the readme explaining what's different :)