Fast builder for your static page projects.

Use the convenience of Gulp along with All JavaScript features using Webpack

1. Install Gulp and Webpack dependencies via npm npm i or yarn yarn install.

2. If you need to install the library like lodash install it via npm/yarn and just do an import in the js file. There is no need to include it in the html file.

3. Start your web server by npm start.

4. Write your code.

.
├── app/                    # App folder with all developer stuff
│   ├── css/                # Compiled css from sass (don't write code here)
│   ├── js/                 # Webpack js entry, map files, final bundle
│   ├── sass/               # Sass files + bourbon
│   ├── pug/                # Pug files
│   ├── html                # Compiled html from pug (don't write code here)
│   └── ...
├── webpack.config.js       # All webpack settings
├── gulpfile.js             # All gulp settings
└── ...

If you don't familiar with pug, please read pug docs. You can also just code at html files without pug and create new ones and page will be still hot loaded.

• Base structure of pages is in pug/layouts folder.
• To create new page: create file next to index.pug in a pug folder. and add this lines at the top of the page:

extends layouts/base

block page-content
  section
    | Hello World

This will connect your new page with your base page config. You can also create new base files(configs) and include(extend) them into your pages.

• All parts of index(or any other) page are in pug/parts

Do NOT write your css code at css folder because when you run your app again this files will be overwritten.

• Bourbon is Sass mixin library that helps to simplify life.
• Files with an underscore in the title won't compile.
• _var.sass file is a flex mixins file.
• I adhere to mobile-first approach so every template_styles file will be loaded on its resolution. For instance, template_styles.sass will be loaded at mobile || tablet || desktop but template_styles_desktop.sass will be loaded only at desktop (1200px+)

To build a production version of your app you need to type:

npm run build

This will start the gulp and webpack build processes and then create dist folder where everything will be compressed, minified and perfect.