Clean, opinionated foundation for new projects — to boldly go where no man has gone before
Clean, opinionated foundation for new projects — to boldly go where no man has gone before.
npm install -g grunt-clinpm install -g jspmnpm installnpm installgruntgrunt buildsitemap.xml generation with grunt-sitemap-xmlAnd a lot more under the hood. We just didn't have time to document all features. Yet.
Deployed version of Kotsu from master branch can be found here.
Note that Examples section so far features only least part of predefined elements and features.
Works in:
IE9+, Edge 12+, Chrome 21+, Firefox 28+, Safari 6.1+, Opera 12.1+, Opera Mobile 12.1+, iOS Safari 7+, Android 4+.
If you need to support advanced ES6 features in IE11 and below like Promise or Objest.assign, uncomment import 'babel-polyfill' in main.js. See details here.
Default build shipped with jQuery 3.1.0+ which doesn't support IE8. Replace it with pre 3.0.0 version if you need support of IE8.
Default layouts powered by Ekzo, which implies following requirements to fully work:
IE10+, Edge 12+, Chrome 21+, Firefox 28+, Safari 6.1+, Opera 12.1+, Opera Mobile 12.1+, iOS Safari 7.1+, Android 4.4+.
Provides graceful degradation for IE9 and IE8. Details can be found here.
If you don't want support of IE9 and below, remove IE() macro call from base layout.
In IE9 and below will be displayed banner before page content with message that user's browser is outdated and link to Outdated Browser. If you don't want that message to be displayed, remove OutdatedBrowser() macro call.
Copyright 2014 LotusTM. Licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
1.5.0
localesNames, since with updated locales structure it's easy to extract locale names.shell:jspm_config and shell:jspm_install tasks. Those steps will be done automatically during npm postinstall.grunt-gray-matter module in favour of published to NPM version.|number and |currency. Use new global function numbro instead.gettext and nunjucks-extensions modules.locales option in Gettext. Class will determinate available l10n files based on directories structure you have in /source/locales. Note, that Gettext will load all messages, even for not declared in Grunt config locales, but for which you have l10n files.src option in Gettext. Expected directories structure hardcoded in Gettext. Path to locales still have to be specified with cwd, but everything beyond will be resolved by Gettext itself.en-US:nav:bar in dgettext(), which were used before to workaround inability of node-gettext to sustain few locales in single instance. With updated Gettext you can use provided methods to switch locales on the go, and access domains as normal, sane person.textdomain() method of Gettext and it's Nunjucks counterpart. Use new setTextdomain() instead to set domains, and setLocale() to change locale.resolveDomain() method of Gettext.load() method of Gettext in favour of new methods.<link> referencing sitemap.xml from header, since none of search providers supports this method. See #88. Sitemap referenced in robots.txt instead.npm run scripts.numbro.nunjucks-task module, which encapsulates l10n-specific logic stored in Grunt Nunjucks task itself before. Module exposes a single method to which should be passed usual Nunjucks options and some new, module-specific, options (mostly related to l10n). Module will return prepared configuration for task target with injected l10n and matter data and configurated Kotsu and l10n Nunjucks environment extensions.setLocale() method for Gettext and it's counterpart for Nunjucks. Use it to switch current locale. Don't forget to switch it back, though... Note, that you have to call setLocale with locale of you environment at least once on top level of your project to invoke proper Gettext instance. For Nunjucks it already does updated nunjucksIExtensions() of Gettext.setTextdomain() method for Gettext, and same global for Nunjucks. Call it to change default locale to specified one. If you have any, except default.bindTextdomain() method for Gettext, similar to GNU one. So far it used externally to load messages for active locales, but you can join the party and spawn more domains based on your delicate preferences. It expects your l10n files to be under {localeName}/LC_MESSAGES/.. or {localeName}/.. paths.autobindTextdomain() method for Gettext. It crawls active locale directory and automatically discovers all files, then loads them as domains. For example, en-US/nav/bar.po l10n file will end up as nav/bar domain of en-US locale. Used externally, during Gettext invocation to load all l10n files.regioncode and isoLocale to Nunjucks filters.grunt instance. This allows to invoke gruntfile in other environments and use Gruntfile config and methods.grunt-standard with standard.grunt-stylelint with stylelint.jspm modules will be installed automatically during npm postinstall step.^7.9.0.nunjucks-extensions module will set numbro locale, default formatting and currency formatting to current locale's parameters on initialization.moment now exposed to Nunjucks as pure function and no longer sets locale to current locale internally.nunjucks-extensions module will set moment locale to current locale on initialization.Gettext, so now it handles locales and domains in similar to GNU gettext way, by creating new instance for each locales. Finally you don't need to use domain to store locale any more.nunjucksExtensions() of Gettext on invocation will now set locale to current locale of task and set domain to default.load method of Gettext has been split into bindTextdomain() and autobindTextdomain() methods, and it's discovery mechanism now works slightly different.dgettext() and other domain-related gettext functions now expects as domain not :nav:bar for current locale or en-US:nav:bar for specific one, but nav/bar... for both cases. If you want to call domain from other locale, change it with new setLocale() first.i18-tools to be completely static and class-less, so it no longer requires invocation with new. Instead of providing locales properties for whole class, now only relevant properties should be provided for invoked methods.i18-tools-related Nunjucks extensions to be declared by newly added method nunjucksExtensions() to i18-tools . This finally removed all manual declarations of extensions from Nunjucks task, leaving clear space for projects-specific filters and globals.i18-tools method getLocaleDir() with declared as Nunjucks global localeDir(). Now it will always output '' for base locale and '/' + localeName ('/' + localeUrl) for others.printf to more appropriate sprintf.gettext.installNunjucksGlobals to gettext.nunjucksExtensions to be unified with other similar calls.gettext.nunjucksExtensions() will now require current locale as second argument, and it will set gettext default textdomain to it during invoking, so there is no need to call gettext.textdomain(currentLocale) in Grunt task.locales to be normalized database-like, with accessible locale names as keys for each locale object, instead of being just an array. It makes working with locales much easier, both in JavaScript and Nunjucks environments.locales, baseLocale and gettext config properties one level higher, thus removing i18n property. There is no reason to keep those mandatory properties so deep.grayMatter task no longer uses expand: true option, since it writes to single file, thus doesn't need expanding.nunjucks-task. This allowed to make Nunjucks task file much cleaner and to contain mostly options with minimum of logic.options.i18n.* and options.humanReadableUrls.* directly to options.options.files.matter of Nunjucks task moved to options.matter and now excepts function, which will return prepared object, or matter object itself instead of path to matter file.onlyActiveOnIndex option to Nav and NavItem components, which allows to force item be active only when current route matches link route not partially, but completely. Disabled by default.crumble last characters of path with file extension.numbro deprecation of setLanguage method warning.this.orig.cwd when grunt-newer used.FAQs
Clean, opinionated foundation for new projects — to boldly go where no man has gone before
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