"I'm all about that bass, about that bass, no treble"
Well actually, Treble is a base project for web projects.
Building a simple html website, jquery plugin or library? You're halfway there by using Treble - an opinionated module grunt-based layout.
Yes, it's not Yeoman
Who's this for? People that want a bit more control & don't want to listen to the man! Oh wait, I guess I'm telling you how to structure your projects. Well errr, for people who like this layout I guess. Like me. Mostly me. Probably just for myself! If you do find it useful, give me a shoutout on twitter @gavinbunney
Treble is setup with a bunch of grunt tasks.
The grunt structure is taken from sailsjs (props!) - it uses a directory loading system to split out the tasks into individual
JavaScript files. The tasks are contained underneath tasks. The tasks/config directory contains individual grunt task
configurations, with the tasks/register containing the grunt tasks available from the command line (things like build).
$ bower install && bower prune
$ npm install && npm prune
To compile, lint, test, dist and start a local server, simply run grunt.
$ grunt
A test server will then be available at http://localhost:1337/.
Running this default grunt task will also monitor for any file changes, then run the appropriate part of the build process.
After running grunt, a dist directory is created with all the files needed to deploy something with Treble. Just upload them to your favorite static host server and you're done!