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A fantastic preconfigured static website generator
HappyPlan is a static website generator based on a bundle of amazing tools. It's just all about fun.
- A task-based command line build tool: Grunt.js & all pre-defined tasks you'll need (scripts, styles & images automatic minification & compression).
- A static website generator from html or markdown: assemble.
- An amazing CSS pre-processor, Sass (via libsass).
- Autoprefixer to automatically add CSS vendor prefix to your CSS, using to caniuse.com database.
- A quick way to provide scalable icons as font thanks an awesome Grunt task grunt-webfont.
- A Livereload server provided by the grunt-contrib-watch task to make development as fast as hell.
- Support the Bower package manager to handle web components.
Notice: you can change/override/add stuff very easily, thanks to grunt. More about that in the documentation
Oh, by the way, why "happy plan" ? Here is not the answer.
Visit the documentation for all the things.
According you already have Node & NPM installed you can run this commands:
$ npm install -g grunt-cli happyplan-cli bowerLearn more about requirements.
$ npm init
$ npm install happyplan --save-dev
$ happyplanWhen you want to fix a bug or add a feature, just be sure to get all testing requirements installed, & run tests before making your Pull Request.
You can run in one command the build process & the tests.
$ npm install
$ npm testIn case you don't know it yet, npm {cmd} just run the command {cmd} specified in the package.json script section. In our case, it run grunt test. And to be precise, the test task run the nodeunit one.
Features are tested using a simple build & a diff.
Checkout test/features/* to find existing tested features.
By default all features are tested, but you can run just some of them using the features option.
$ grunt test -features=feature1,feature2- Catherine Please for the logo.