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disciple

v0.0.8

Published

Starter web app template.

Readme

Disciple 0.0.8

Starter web app template.

Installation

This is not meant to be installed into a project but downloaded directly into a new directory, and started from there.

Usage

Once this has been downloaded, navigate to the path in your terminal and npm install, then npm start. It will load a local server broadcast on your current IP port 8080.

Configurations can be changed within the file config.coffee.

Technology

These tools, together, provide a fundamental basis for building modern web apps:

It is recommended to read up on each of these

Brunch builds the project and runs a local server.

  • brunch-signature creates a signature file (public/app.signature) that can be used for cachebusting
  • gzip-brunch creates a .gz version of all files within the public folder
  • terser-brunch compresses all JavaScript files
  • pugjs-brunch lets developers use .pug template files

Riot allows a developer to compose reusable modular systems that can interoperate nicely.

  • riot-parents provides { this.parents(x) } syntax for accessing parent variables
  • riot-route provides <Router><Route path='/'>...</Route></Router> tags

PostCSS lets us handle complex meta functions for stylesheets. Multiple have been installed and added to the config file for various reasons.

  • perfectionist pretty-prints stylesheets
  • cssnano compresses stylesheets
  • pixrem provides a px fallback for rem values
  • rucksack-css provides additional classes and functions
  • precss provides a bunch of sass-like utilities such as $variables and & nesting
  • immutable-css provides warnings when we overwrite base styles, can invoke an error
  • postcss-insert provides the @insert syntax to inject classes into arbitrary selectors
  • postcss-import lets us @import other files and dependencies
  • postcss-hocus provides the :hocus and :pocus pseudoelements for us to use
  • postcss-uncss (with uncss) removes all unused

Tachyons provides utility classes to our CSS. This is imported into the main app.css file and can be replaced.