An HTML and Sass boilerplate with a development server built in. Perfect for building static sites or creating pure css art.

• Have Node.js downloaded and installed.
• Have NPM installed (included with Node.js)

This project makes use of the Gulp task runner. It is configured with two public tasks: gulp sync, which initializes a development server and gulp build, which creates a production build.

Tasks for sass-starter
├─┬ sync
│ └─┬ <series>
│   ├── compileCss
│   └── develop
└─┬ build
  └─┬ <parallel>
    ├─┬ <series>
    │ ├── compileCss
    │ └── minifyCss
    └── minifyHtml

Run gulp --tasks to see this breakdown in your own shell.

gulpfile.js is well commented to explain what each function does and it includes links to the official docs that were used to build this template.

Remember not to make any changes to the app/css folder, as these will be overwritten when gulp compiles Sass to CSS.

gulp sync will compile .sass and .scss files to CSS using the gulp-sass package. It will then spin up a development server using Browsersync and continue to watch your source files for changes and resync the browser on change.

gulp build will create a public folder and a production ready build inside of it containing your minified HTML and CSS output. By default, this folder is incldued in the .gitignore file.

1. Create a free account with vercel.com
2. Import your project at vercel.com/new
3. Configure your project
   Framework Preset: Other
   Root Directory: ./
   
4. Add build and output settings:
   Build Command: gulp build
   Resource: Vercel: Configuring a Build
   Output Directory: public
   Install Command: npm install
   
5. Click "Deploy" and wait for the initial build and deployment to complete.

• This template includes the modern-normalize css reset CDN. If you do not wish to use this reset, just remove it from src/index.html.
• This template makes use of .scss files, but it also supports .sass out of the box. If you wish to use .sass, just update the file extensions.