GULP TEMPLATES

GULP TEMPLATES is a tool that we designed to make it easier for developers (especially Front-end Developers) to create and create user interfaces as outlined in the visual web form of the design that has been determined. Page Docs

Features

This WEB UIKIT provides a simple way of setting up a modern web development environment. Here is a list of the current features:

• webpack-stream Run webpack as a stream to conveniently integrate with gulp.
• GULP 4 Automate and enhance your workflow.
• Nunjucks A rich and powerful templating language for JavaScript.
• ES2015 Babel transpiler that allows you writing JS Code in ES2015/ES6 style.
• Sass: CSS pre-processor with gulp-autoprefixer.
• Browsersync with Live reload.
• Minifies and optimize your javascript.

Requirements

This should be installed on your computer in order to get up and running:

• Node.js Required node version is >= 10.0
• npm Version 6.0.*

If you've previously installed gulp globally, run npm rm --global gulp before following these instructions.

Usage

As a prerequisite it's assumed you have npm or yarn installed.

1. Clone Repo

   Make sure you have a GULP TEMPLATE clone repository.

   https://github.com/alaunal/gulp-templates.git
   

   after you clone you will get structure directory like this :

   	[gulp-templates]
   		├── src/
   		├── .gitignore
   		├── gulpfile.js
   		├── gulp.config.js
   		├── site.config.js
   		├── .editorconfig
   		├── .jshintrc
   		├── .jsbeautifyrc
   		├── package.json
   		├── README.md
   

2. Gulp Setup

   you just execute this script npm install --global gulp-cli, and make sure your Gulp CLI is currently in the version 2.0.*

3. Install dependencies

   $ npm install
   

   if you have done the syntax above before, there is no need to do a step 3 process. but if you are not sure then just do it for check updated.

4. Serve or deploy

   When we start the serve process, the task runner below has env development and automatically watch the changes you make to the code.

   $ yarn serve
   

   or

   $ npm run serve
   

   We have two environment build tasks in the development process or for deployment production.

   Development Build

   • development watch --> yarn watch or npm run watch
   • development compile --> yarn dev or npm run dev

   Production Build

   • Production compile --> yarn build or npm run build