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generator-ui-prototype

v0.0.6

Published

2 years ago

Yeoman generator to create HTML prototypes using Jade, AngularJS, and LESS.

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yeoman-generator prototyping web ui

generator-ui-prototype

Yeoman generator to create HTML prototypes using Jade, AngularJS, and LESS.

Getting Started

What is a Yeoman generator?

See http://yeoman.io/generators.html

What does this generator?

If you work doing UI design, there is a good chance that you used some tool to create mockups or interactive prototypes.

This generator setups some tools and files to make the creation of HTML/CSS prototypes faster.

Installation and usage

First get Yeoman, Grunt and this generator, using one command:

$ npm install -g yo generator-ui-prototype

Then create a new project:

mkdir my-cool-project && cd $_
yo ui-prototype

Start your engines...

grunt

The last command should open your browser at http://localhost:9001.

The page that you see comes from src/index.jade, and while grunt is running any .jade or .less file modified will be processed and served.

Technical details

When you run grunt on the generated project:

Every file in src is processed and copied to .generated.
A web server is started using .generated as a root.
You can edit LESS and Jade files in src, the contents of .generated will be updated automatically.
The included example uses Bower to manage JavaScript libraries, and every .js inside bower_components will be copied to .generated/scripts/libs.
The example is based on Bootstrap and Angular, and shows how you can prototype a web UI without any JavaScript code. It also includes some convenient Jade mixins for quick prototyping.

License

MIT