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generator-cloudberry

v1.1.1

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Scaffold out a front-end web app with optionally LESS CSS, Nunjucks and Webfontloader

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Keywords

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Readme

Cloudberry

Cloudberry is based on the Yeoman Webapp generator, but includes LESS and options for Webfontloader and Nunjucks out of the box

Yeoman generator that scaffolds out a front-end web app using gulp for the build process

Features

Please see our gulpfile for up to date information on what we support.

  • enable ES2015 features using Babel
  • CSS Autoprefixing
  • Built-in preview server with BrowserSync
  • Automagically compile Less with lesscss
  • Automagically lint your scripts
  • Map compiled CSS to source stylesheets with source maps
  • Awesome image optimization
  • Automagically wire-up dependencies installed with Bower
  • Automagically compile .html files from templates using Nunjucks

For more information on what this generator can do for you, take a look at the gulp plugins used in our package.json.

Getting Started

  • Install [Yarn package manager[(https://yarnpkg.com): Instructions
  • Install dependencies: yarn global add yo gulp-cli bower
  • Install the generator: yarn global add generator-cloudberry
  • Run yo cloudberry to scaffold your webapp
  • Run gulp serve to preview and watch for changes
  • Run bower install --save <package> to install frontend dependencies
  • Run gulp serve:test to run the tests in the browser
  • Run gulp to build your webapp for production
  • Run gulp serve:dist to preview the production build

Docs

Options

  • --skip-welcome-message Skips Yeoman's greeting before displaying options.
  • --skip-install-message Skips the the message displayed after scaffolding has finished and before the dependencies are being installed.
  • --skip-install Skips the automatic execution of bower and yarn after scaffolding has finished.
  • --test-framework=<framework> Either mocha or jasmine. Defaults to mocha.
  • --no-babel Scaffolds without Babel support. This only applies to app/scripts, you can still write ES2015 in the gulpfile, depending on what your version of Node supports.

License

BSD license