WIP Jekyll starter with a focus on a lean workflow. Asset pipeline managed outside of Jekyll, via NPM
Note that this repo is updated on an ongoing basis. I just added a new structure for adding colors, based on Material Design concepts, so the colors on the built site may be funky for the moment.
Runs on
- Jekyll 3.2
- Bundler
- NPM
- BassCSS/PostCSS
- Uglify/ESLint
- Imagemin
- Browser-sync
- Anatol Broder's Compress HTML
DEMO
This is what it looks like: lean-jekyll.surge.sh
To get started:
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/budparr/jekyll-base.git
cd into the repo's directorycd jekyll-base
Remove the .git folder:rm -rf .git
Update Gems
bundle update
Update node_modulesnpm install
Initial build:
npm run initialize
Run NPM:
npm start
Layouts, includes and assets are located in the _app folder. The assets folder is built entirely from the build process, so don't add anything directly to it. Note some of the scripts copied over are particular to my use, and/or for future use here.
Roadmap
- improve the uglify scripts in package.json, which currently reflect too many options are messy.
- clean up design (it's a bit thrown together)
- add basic search functionality via lunr.js
- add page-styling unit tests (ala WP theme unit tests)
- set up as gem-based theme?
- add Jekyll admin (pre-beta gem is installed - needs to be run in a separate instance)
