Basic website project boilerplate
To use this boilerplate you need to have installed NodeJS and npm.
> npm install
$ npm run dev
$ npm run prod
You can customize some things that fit better in your project in the gulp.config.js file.
- sourceDir: Name of the source files directory. Is where your source files are originally. As default the name is assets.
- buildDir: Name of the build directory, where your compiled project will be. As default the name is dist.
- htmlDestDir: Name of the HTML files will be. As default they are copied to the
/directory. - resourcesDestDir: Name of the HTML files will be. As default they are copied to the
/directory. - browsersSupport: Use the Browser list pattern
- excludeResourcesCopy: List of directories that you don't want to be copied in the build directory. As default we exclude: styles, html and sprites directories.
Every single piece of code in this project was tested in:
- Chrome 52
- Firefox 43 (and developer edition 45)
- IE 10
- Opera 27
- Edge
If your browser support is lower than IE10 and/or different from the test kit, you need to change the values in the browserSupport array inside gulp.config.js file.