generator-clear-creek
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This is a Yeoman generator that is based on The Iron Yard Student Yeoman generator. This version is set up for those wanting to start a project with several popular JS libraries, and a live-server with browserify, watchify, SASS watch and livereload run
This is a Yeoman generator that is based on The Iron Yard Student Yeoman generator. This version is set up for those wanting to start a project with several popular JS libraries, and a live-server with browserify, watchify, SASS watch and livereload run
To install:
npm install -g generator-clear-creek
To update:
npm update -g generator-clear-creek
This is used like any other Yeoman generator. Simply navigate to your new project folder and run:
# Important: *run this inside the project directory*
yo clear-creek
There are a few specific tasks so feel free to check out the package.json but the most used one will be.
npm run watch - Starts a server and watches for changes, also livereloadnpm run deploy - sorts out folders for deploying properly to gh-pages in one commandFAQs
This is a Yeoman generator that is based on The Iron Yard Student Yeoman generator. This version is set up for those wanting to start a project with several popular JS libraries, and a live-server with browserify, watchify, SASS watch and livereload run
The npm package generator-clear-creek receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, generator-clear-creek popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that generator-clear-creek demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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