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generator-jfdpw

v0.3.0

Published

A Yeoman Generator which will create everything needed to start a JFD Base ProcessWire project

Readme

generator-jfdpw

A Yeoman Generator which will create everything you need to start a ProcessWire project

Installation

Yeoman requires Node and NPM. So first check if you have them installed by running the following in your terminal.

node -v
npm -v

If you get a version number to both of those, you have node.js and NPM installed. If not, head over to node.js and follow the installation instructions there.

Next, install Yeoman and generator-jfdpw using npm.

npm install -g yo
npm install -g generator-jfdpw

Then generate your new project, create a repo in the JFD GitHub account. Clone it to your local machine and then run the following terminal command in that folder

yo jfdpw

Now go ahead and build out your front end using Stalfos (Documentation here).

To install ProcessWire, point MAMP at the website folder. Goto your defined address (eg. bob.websitename/processwire) in your browser and install ProcessWire from the Website folder, using "JFD Base" as your installation profile.