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Nunjucks Starter Kit

Requirement

• Node: https://nodejs.org/en/download

How to start

1. download & unzip: https://github.com/wzulfikar/nunjucks-starter-kit/archive/master.zip

• install dependencies: run npm i
• run gulp auto
• try change something inside src/pages & your browser will auto-reload, displaying the change you just made.

See YouTube video: https://youtu.be/H7_yhCvQJDk

Run gulp minify if you want to minify your html files inside dist folder

Why?

• works out of the box!
• example included (using bootstrap css):
  • src/pages for page content
  • src/templates for page layout
• output is plain html (stored in dist directory)
• serverless
• can use free service like surge.sh, github pages for hosting
• minimum knowledge needed: html, css, js – no need for php, ruby, etc.
• minifier included! use gulp minify

Directory Layout

Here is the project structure:

• dist : this directory contains real files that will be hosted
• dist/assets : all css, js, images, fonts and whatever assets related to app are located here
• src : raw files used to develop the app
• src/pages : pages for the app, everything here will be rendered to dist directory
• src/templates : layout files
• src/templates/partials : partial files like nav, user-tabs, menu, etc

Sample workflow

A. without auto-render

1. edit pages in src

• run gulp
• publish dist to hosting provider

B. with auto-render

1. run gulp watch

• as you edit src, dist gulp watch will do the rendering behind the scene n updates dist directory: you need to reload your browser to see the changes
• publish dist to hosting provider

C. with auto-render & auto-reload (via browsersync)

1. run gulp auto

• it will open http://localhost:3000 in your browser
• using this workflow, when you edit src the dist will be updated (just like workflow B) and your browser (http://localhost:3000) will be reloaded automatically.

Nunjucks official docs: https://mozilla.github.io/nunjucks