Jekyll-Framer-Template

Jekyll-Framer-Template

A Jekyll template for publishing Framerjs projects

Framer Studio Jekyll Template

This project will create a static site used to demo Framer Studio projects. An example is available here:

http://pmarsceill.github.io/Jekyll-Framer-Template/

Prerequisites

To use this project you must have a working version of Ruby and Node installed. For more information on installing these on your machine checkout:

Usage

Setup local dev environment

After cloning / downloading:

  • run $ bundle install to install Gem dependancies.
  • run $ npm install to install Node Package dependancies.
  • run $ grunt to begin default grunt task

The default grunt task will do the following:

  1. Compile the app.coffee file into app.js
  2. Render the text contencts of app.coffee into the index.html file as code and hightlight the syntax
  3. Compile the site into static .html, .css, and .js into the _site directory
  4. Watch for changes to *.coffee, *.html, *.css files and re-run steps 1-3 if changes are detected

If you wish to spin up a local webserver run the $ grunt serve command and a local webserver will start on localhost:8000 with this project as it's root. This task will not watch for changes, but simply serve what has already been compiled. If you wish to setup your own custom webserver for editing purposes, it is recommended that you run $ grunt and then point your webserver (like MAMP or Anvil) to the _site directory.

Import your project

Copy the app.coffee, images/, and imported/ files from your *.framer project into the root of this project (overwriting any default files) and run $ grunt or $ grunt serve.

Deploy demo site

The contents of the generated _site directory should be able to be put on any webserver for viewing.

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