Windup


A starter theme for Drupal. It's pretty light. It's made to be cloned and then hacked, please don't use me as a base theme!

A Ruby Sass version of this theme can be found on the branch ruby-sass.

Installation

Make sure you have npm, bower and grunt-cli installed

$ brew install node
$ npm install -g grunt-cli
$ npm install -g bower

Then install the theme's dependencies

$ npm install
$ bower install

If the dependencies for a project change, you can update them with:

$ npm update
$ bower update

You can also enable sourcemaps and full tracebacks on error in Gruntfile.js

If you wish to rename windup to a different name (which you probably do), YMMV but you can try:

$ grep -rl windup * | xargs sed -i .bk 's/windup/mytheme/g'
$ rm *.bk

and then rename the files listed by

find . -not -path '*/.*/*' -not -name '.*' -name '*windup*'

Usage

Wire Dependencies and Compile Sass

$ grunt

Watch for changes

$ grunt watch

This task will automatically compile Sass when changes are detected in the .scss files.

If you're using grunt watch and click the LiveReload button, your browser will refresh automatically when Grunt spots a change to your sass files.

Wire Dependencies

$ grunt wiredep

This will wire the Bower components specified in bower.json into windup.info and _vendor.scss (See below).

Dependencies

This will add your externally obtained JavaScript and CSS, as well as all it's necessary dependencies, into windup.info

$ bower install <package> --save
$ grunt wiredep

Sass files will be added into scss/_vendor.scss

$ bower install susy --save
$ grunt wiredep

Where is a registered package, GitHub shorthand (e.g. " desandro/masonry"), Git endpoint (e.g. "git://github.com/user/package.git") or a URL (e.g. "http://example.com/script.js"). You can also edit bower.json directly.

Template Suggestions and Classes

Template suggestions across all core (Node, User, Taxonomy Term and Comment) and Entity API defined entity types have been normalised to the following:

<entity type>
<entity type>__view_mode__<view mode>
<entity_type>__<bundle>
<entity_type>__<bundle>__<view mode>
<entity_type>__<entity id>
<entity_type>__<entity id>__<view mode>

There is one exception to this. The core user entity, uses "user-profile" as the entity type for template suggestions instead of "user".

The following classes can be found on all the above rendered entities:

<entity type> <entity type>-<id> type-<bundle> view-mode-<view mode>

Installing new Node.js modules

These are typically used for getting Grunt plugins. Either add to package.json or run:

$ npm install <module> --save-dev