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gulpfile missing? #22

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btn0s opened this issue Feb 22, 2016 · 2 comments
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gulpfile missing? #22

btn0s opened this issue Feb 22, 2016 · 2 comments

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@btn0s
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btn0s commented Feb 22, 2016

maybe I'm just blind or something, but is there supposed to be a gulpfile? I can set one up for myself, but I'm just wondering because it might be useful to see how you guys have things set up... although maybe I'm overcomplicating things.

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benblee commented Feb 23, 2016

I was a little stuck on how to set this up for the widest array of people to be able to use it, but I guess a gulp file wouldn't hurt, even if someone wasn't using gulp.

My first issue is wanting people, mostly beginners with Foundation and Grav, to be able to toggle CSS on and off. I like how Foundation lets you know what needs to be included for certain features, so users being able to toggle those on and off seemed a nice way to get them into the docs and creating for themselves. But it's also super nice to just have it all compile to one file when you already know how to edit the two files with settings and imports.

Any thoughts and opinions on what should happen next are welcome!

I did include a zip pack in the comment paragraph of each release with the changed files to have it all compile to one like a typical Foundation setup: https://github.com/smartgravity/grav-theme-bones/releases

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btn0s commented Feb 24, 2016

Oh thank you! Yeah that was my thinking as well, I'm so used to the Zurb template and thought it would be cool to have a theme for Grav that would work in the same way... and since you already have a great theme set up I thought I'd mention it.

It's also helpful for deployment/optimization... although the way you have it set up does allow for on-the-fly customization for those beginners. I think what you have here in the releases page is perfect, I hadn't seen that before!

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