CES-Theme

https://cloudogu.com

Theme for CES WebApplications, based on Twitter Bootstrap.

• https://cloudogu.github.io/ces-theme/

Build

• Install the following:
  • Install git
  • Install Node Version Manager
• You need to use Node 10
  • nvm install 10 && nvm use 10
• Then install gulp and bower globally with npm install -g gulp bower
• Clone the repository
• Install local dependencies inside the repository, if necessary:
  • On Windows install the following: Windows-Build-Tools
• Build

make

• Start development server with make serve
• Build with make

Troubleshooting

• If gulp exits with a file not found error try deleting the node_modules directory and reinstall the dependencies with npm install.
• If gulp serve does not run correctly, and the error is in one of the included node-modules, then a rebuild of the package in question may help (npm rebuild <node-module>).
  • possible candidates are node-sass and sharp

Usage

• npm or bower

"dependencies": {
  "ces-theme": "git://github.com/cloudogu/ces-theme.git"
}

Deployment to Github Pages

• Build (see above)
  • This will get you the dist folder
• Copy dist folder
• Checkout gh-pages branch
• Replace everything in it with the new content in the dist folder you copied earlier
• Commit
• You are done! Release to Github Pages is executed automatically

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