Jekyll Gulp Sass Foundation

A starting point for a Jekyll site that uses the Foundation Sass framework and includes modern front-end tools like gulp.js and BrowserSync that streamline your work flow

Thanks to @shakyShane for the amazing BrowserSync package and the Jekyll example he provided here

System Preparation

To use this starter project, you'll need the following things installed on your machine.

1. Jekyll - gem install jekyll
2. NodeJS - use the installer.
3. GulpJS - npm install -g gulp (mac users may need sudo)
4. Bundler - gem install bundler (mac users may need sudo)

Local Installation

1. Clone this repository, or download it into a directory of your choice.
2. Inside the directory, run npm install.
3. Inside the directory, run bundle install.

Usage

1. Start Gulp – gulp
   This will build your Jekyll site, give you file watching, browser synchronization, auto-rebuild, CSS injecting etc.
2. Generate icon font – gulp iconfont
   This will look for SVG files in the assets/icons directory and generate them into an icon font into the assets/fonts directory. The SCSS needed to use the icon font will automatically be updated in scss/base/_icons.scss.
3. Prettify HTML – gulp prettify-html
   This will take Jekyll's compiled HTML and prettify it up!
4. Push to S3 Bucket – gulp push-to-s3
   First, you'll need to copy .s3config.example to .s3config and add your AWS S3 credentials. Now you can run gulp push-to-s3 and your site will be pushed to your S3 bucket and set to be publicly accessible.
5. Deploy – gulp deploy
   This will conveniently run both gulp-prettify and gulp push-to-s3 sequentially.