Client-side skeleton for building medium-to-large scope demos. The primary intention is to increase the efficiency of rapid prototyping and to allow for ease of iterative changes based on feedback, potentially by other engineers.
yarn install
jspm install
gulp run
Runs the watch task for SCSS compilation and spins up a localhost.
Update app-X in the SystemJS import statement on the index.html file to be either app-angular or app-vue depending on your framework du jour.
wget -E -H -k -K -p -e robots=off http://domain.com/page will grab all static assets from a webpage.
Additional development dependencies can be installed via yarn add [package name]. Javascript dependencies can be installed via jspm install [package name] and then imported as an ES6 module.
- Tiny skeletons are provided for an Angular app and a Vue app. Both of these frameworks were chosen for their utility as rapid prototyping tools.
- Each tiny skeleton provides the bones for a basic app structure following conventions of the respective framework: an entry point, example component, and basic "store". Convention is for components to be "dumb" and read from the state that is updated by the store (a lazy man's Redux).
- jspm integrates very, very well with SystemJS which provides out-of-the-box dynamic module loading and uses Babel for transpiling.
- utilities.scss includes basic mixins for media queries and variable examples
- global.scss is meant to contain all necessary global overrides