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scaffolder

Based on browser-template

A template for starting front-end projects. Webpack for require system, build pipeline, and development server. Boostrap and Handlebars.js included. No front-end frameworks included.

Installation

  1. Download this template. Do not clone. We will be modifying the template files before creating a repository.
  2. Unzip and rename the template directory with a suitable project name. Use hyphens to separate words in the project name; e.g., playlist-editor.
  3. Empty README.md and fill with your own content.
  4. Replace all instances of scaffolder with the name of your project.
  5. Move into the new project's directory and git init. Note: This command converts the directory into a Git repository.
  6. Add all of the files in your project with the command git add -A
  • Note: THIS IS THE ONLY TIME YOU SHOULD RUN THIS COMMAND WITH THE -A SWITCH
  1. Commit all of your files with the command git commit
  • Your commit title should read Initial commit
  1. Install dependencies with npm install.

Structure

Developers should store JavaScript files in assets/scripts. The "manifest" or entry-point is assets/scripts/index.js. In general, only application initialization goes in this file. It's normal for developers to start putting all code in this file, but encourage them to break out different responsibilities and use the require syntax put references where they're needed.

Developers should set config.apiOrigins.production (and config.apiOrigins.development if it differs from the default). With apiOrigins set, developers may rely on config.apiOrigin as the base for API URLs.

Developers should store styles in assets/styles and load them from assets/styles/index.scss.

Developers should use getFormFields to retrieve form data to send to an API.

To deploy a browser-template based SPA, run grunt deploy.

Tasks

Developers should run these often!

  • grunt nag or just grunt: runs code quality analysis tools on your code and complains
  • grunt make-standard: reformats all your code in the JavaScript Standard Style
  • grunt <server|serve|s>: generates bundles, watches, and livereloads
  • grunt test: runs any automated tests, depends on grunt build
  • grunt build: place bundled styles and scripts where index.html can find them
  1. All content is licensed under a CC­BY­NC­SA 4.0 license.
  2. All software code is licensed under GNU GPLv3. For commercial use or alternative licensing, please contact [email protected].

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