Sass boilerplate starring Bourbon, Neat & Bitters, mixed up with some Normalize.css - ready to be served!

Simply download this repository and put everything inside the src folder where your *.scss files go - all partials are imported through main.scss. For testing / updating, have a look at package.json:

• npm start: Does nothing, this repo is really just for copy & paste.
• npm run setup: Installs npm packages & ruby gems for testing purposes (requires Bundler).
• npm run test: Creates two versions of main.css (ruby-sass + node-sass), making sure everything's working.
• npm run update: Runs a (very) basic update script (use with caution).

It's just a simple starter including bourbon + family (by thoughtbot) and Normalize.css (by Nicolas Gallagher):

• Bourbon v5.1.0 (Github, Website)
• Neat v3.0.1 (Github, Website)
• Bitters v1.8.0 (Github, Website)
• Normalize.css v8.0.1 (Github, Website)
• .. also looking forward to Refills - sigh

Normally after installing Bourbon, Neat & Bitters, you'd get this ..

├── base
│   ├── _base.scss
│   ├── _buttons.scss
│   ├── _forms.scss
│   ├── _layout.scss
│   ├── _lists.scss
│   ├── _media.scss
│   ├── _tables.scss
│   ├── _typography.scss
│   └── _variables.scss
├── bourbon
│   ├── bourbon
│   └── _bourbon.scss
└── neat
    ├── neat
    └── _neat.scss

.. but since most of my projects are organized the SMACSS way, I wanted a simple drop-in solution. Sparing the need to install Normalize.css every time, I just included it, accompanied by custom resets (inspired by inuitcss):

├── base
│   ├── _buttons.scss
│   ├── _forms.scss
│   ├── _layout.scss
│   ├── _lists.scss
│   ├── _media.scss
│   ├── _tables.scss
│   └── _typography.scss
├── utility
│   ├── _box-sizing.scss
│   ├── _normalize.scss
│   ├── _reset.scss
│   └── _variables.scss
├── vendor
|   ├── bourbon
|   │   ├── bourbon
|   │   └── _bourbon.scss
|   └── neat
|       ├── neat
|       └── _neat.scss
└── main.scss

I'd like to thank everybody that's making free & open source software - you people are awesome. Also I'm always thankful for feedback and bug reports :-)