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gulp-pug-sass-starter

v1.0.0

Published

Starter kit for Templating frontend using Gulp - Pugjs - Sass

Readme

Gulp-Pug-Sass Starter Project

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A professional starter kit for frontend templating using Gulp, Pug, and Sass. This project is optimized for modern development workflows with built-in linting, formatting, and production-ready build processes.

🚀 Features

  • Pug & Sass: High-performance templating and styling.
  • Live Reloading: BrowserSync for real-time development feedback.
  • Production Ready: Optimized builds with minification and sourcemaps.
  • Code Quality: Integrated Prettier, ESLint, and Stylelint for consistent code standards.
  • Error Handling: Visual notifications via gulp-notify to prevent workflow interruptions.

📁 Project Structure

|-- _site/           (Generated production files)
|-- _src/            (Source files)
|   |-- _assets/     (Images and other assets)
|   |-- _pug/        (Pug templates)
|   |   |-- parts/   (Reusable Pug components)
|   |-- _sass/       (Sass stylesheets)
|   |   |-- pages/   (Page-specific styles)
|   |   |-- parts/   (Reusable Sass components)
|-- .gitignore       (Version control exclusion)
|-- gulpfile.js      (Gulp automation tasks)
|-- package.json     (Project dependencies and scripts)

🛠️ Getting Started

Prerequisites

Ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.

Installation

Clone the repository and install the dependencies:

npm install

🏃 Running the Project

Development Mode

To start a local development server with live reloading and error notifications:

npm start

Production Build

To generate an optimized, minified version of your site in the _site/ folder:

npm run build:prod

🧹 Clean Build Directory

To remove the _site/ folder:

npm run clean

📝 Development Standards

This project uses the following tools to maintain code quality:

  • Prettier: Automatic code formatting.
  • ESLint: JavaScript linting.
  • Stylelint: CSS/Sass linting.

To run these tools manually, you can use your IDE's plugins or the command line.