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generator-prototype

The scaffolding project for better prototypes

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Visit the PG-website to learn how to use PG: http://prototype-generator.com

Yeoman generator for Prototype.

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Getting started

Requirements

  • Node.js & Node Package Manager
  • Grunt Command Line Interface – npm install -g grunt-cli
Optional Use of Ruby (SASS & Compass)
  • SASS 3.4 (only when you do not want to use node-sass) – gem install sass
  • Compass 1 (because of Source Maps) – gem install compass --pre

Installation

  • Install Yeoman: npm install -g yo

  • Install the Generator-Prototype via: npm install -g generator-prototype

Update

  • Update the Generator-Prototype via: npm update -g generator-prototype

Usage

Scaffold your new prototype project.

mkdir project && cd project
yo prototype
Options
  • -s alias --skip-install

    Skips the automatic execution of bower and npm after scaffolding has finished.

Quick Start

You can scaffold your project in an instance. The first question is:

"Choose your installation routine"

If you choose "Minimal installation" you skip the rest of the questions and get the default values with:

  • Libsass (grunt-sass)
  • Grunt Modules: grunt-grunticon, grunt-data-separator
  • Assemble as Template Engine

Structure

├───helpers
│   ├───configs
│   ├───templates
│   │   ├───grunticon-template
│   │   └───styleguide-template
│   └───_grunt
├───resources
│   ├───ajax
│   ├───assets
│   │   ├───fonts
│   │   ├───img
│   │   │   ├───svg
│   │   │   │   └───icons
│   │   └───media
│   ├───bower-components
│   ├───data
│   ├───js
│   ├───scss
│   │   ├───global
│   │   ├───icons
│   │   └───utils
│   │       ├───extends
│   │       └───mixins
│   └───templates
│       ├───helpers
│       ├───layouts
│       ├───pages
│       └───partials
├───_dist
└───_output

Plugins and Modules

There are standard grunt modules I use. These are:

But you can also apply additional addons and grunt modules to your project. Just choose specific ones:

Grunt modules

Assemble

We use Assemble as template engine. Assemble is a component and static site generator that makes it dead simple to build modular sites, documentation and components from reusable templates and data. You want to know more? Here you go: assemble.io

In your installation routine you can choose specific modules for Assemble:

  • assemble-contrib-permalinks
  • assemble-contrib-sitemap
  • assemble-related-pages

Gruntfile

For our Gruntfile we use the grunt module load-grunt-configs to split the file up in multiple files. These files/tasks you can find in this directory:

  • helpers/_grunt

Features

The Generator-Prototype supports different features. Just check/uncheck them in the custom installation routine:

  • You want to add a separate distribution folder? - Check!
  • You want to add a CSS Styleguide and Assemble Development Documenation? - Check! (See "Developer Documentation")
  • You want to use Libsass instead of Ruby to compile SASS files? - Check!
  • You want to use PG Methodology? - Check!
  • You begin your project with mobile first but need to support desktop styles in IE8? - Check!

JS Libraries and CSS Frameworks

You can choose JS Libraries like:

  • jQuery
  • BackboneJS
  • RequireJS
  • AngularJS

And you can also choose SCSS Frameworks like:

  • Foundation
  • Bourbon Neat
  • SASS Bootstrap

All files will be included and configured. Have fun!

Sub Generators

We integrated some sub generators for you:

BackboneJS:

  • Create a Backbone Model: yo prototype:bm
  • Create a Backbone View: yo prototype:bv
  • Create a Backbone Collection: yo prototype:bc

Grunt Modules:

You forgot a grunt module?

  • Install your grunt modules: yo prototype:gm

Frontend Components:

You want to install all base templates, a form template or other modules? (work in progress)

  • Here you go: yo prototype:components

Others will follow.

Developer Documentation

Generator-Prototype provides a way to document your assemble modules via markdown and a separate docs folder. Just use the custom installation route and check:

  • Create Developer Documentation

For further informations and instructions see:

Alternative

License

MIT License

Release History

v0.4.66

  • Added grunt-comment-toggler for RequireJS

v0.4.65

General

  • Refactored Gruntfile.js
  • Added loadCSS.js to load CSS Styles asynchronous

Assemble

  • Added custom helper-partial.js
  • Added support for assemble factories
  • Added Regions Readme.md

SASS

  • Added custom breakpoint mixin

v0.4.64

  • Fixed bug with version block
  • Fixed async task
  • Added c-form.scss

v0.4.63

  • Added Regions for PG Frontend Methodology
  • Modified form component
  • Deleted batch files
  • Refactored bower directory in demo files
  • Added almond and grunt-contrib-requirejs

v0.4.62

  • Optimized package.json
  • Integrated git submodule for components
  • Integrated {{#ifBlock}} helper

v0.4.61

  • Minor change in svg-sprites task
  • Bugfix with version.js
  • Mixin: spriteicon() added
  • Updated prototype:gm to support automated download of grunt-text-replace
  • Changed path for prototype:plugin

v0.4.60

  • Updated grunt-photobox to support grunt-browser-sync or grunt-contrib-connect
  • Changed output of photobox to Dev folder

v0.4.59

  • Changed Standard Installation to Minimal Installation
  • Optimized svg-sprites and svgmin workflow
  • Changed classes fo PG Frontend Methodology

v0.4.58

  • Added fork of grunt-dr-svg-sprites and dr-svg-sprites to support placeholders in scss files
  • Changed replace.js to change file path
  • Added PG Frontend Methodology

TODO:

  • Tests
  • Integrate Broccoli.js as option

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Package last updated on 20 Oct 2014

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