To provide the ability to partition pages to (templates, html parts, markdown and text files) for multiple inclusion in your project.
To provide full-fledged work with popular template engines such as: Handlebars, Mustache, Underscore, Pug
To provide work with dynamic data for templates (JSON, YAML, QueryString, SCSS options - the possibility of a sass ungic framework)
To provide tools for debugging
To provide helpers to quickly render icons and include static project files
To provide html5 validation
To provide AMP page validation
To provide functionality of release implementation
To provide html minification and optimization

Web icons preparation

To provide optimization SVG files
To provide functionality for packaging icons into web fonts
To provide functionality for packaging SVG icons into SVG sprites
To provide functionality to image processing and sprite generation
To provide functionality to import and export icons
To provide release implementation functionality

CSS preparation / SASS framework

To work with css, i developed a sophisticated framework that allows you to write components quickly and use them in your projects, each component can interact with another component using its functionality, in addition to components, there are other features, the features of the framework will be listed below

Based on Dart Sass
Modularity concept and component implementation
Styling a project and inheriting components of project styles
Functionality for color inversion and automatic theme inversion
Implementing themes and supporting multiple themes
Full RTL support
Postcss handling (Autoprefix, cleancss, rtl-css, ungic plugins to export themes)
Export scss options to JSON and directly to html plugin for template generation
Integration with an icon plugin (There are two virtual components sprites and font-icons which can be included in sass components)
Release implementation

Get started

First, install the global library using npm npm install ungic -g
Create an empty directory, go to the directory itself and perform the initial installation with ungic init command
To get started you should run the development environment with ungic run command

Commands list:

Global commands

ungic --help - It will returns the project version
ungic --version - It will returns the packer version
ungic --log, -l - Enable or disable logging to the console
ungic --mode, -m - Providing the mode configuration. Manipulates NODE_ENV environment variable. [default: "development"]

Commands after running a project

--help - It will returns the help about the active menu
exit - Action back or exit
html - Switch to html plugin menu
- valid - Check page from the dist directory using validator.w3.org
- amp_valid - Check page from the dist directory using amp-validator
- create - Create New Page
- release - Create release
- pages - Show pages
- unwatch - Skip file changes for this plugin
- watch - To watch file changes for this plugin
- remove - Remove page
icons - Switch to icons plugin menu
- export - Export svg icons to json file
- import - Import svg icons from exported file
- release - Create release
- unwatch
- watch
sass - Switch to sass plugin menu
- create - Create sass component
- release [name] - Assemble components in a release
- components - Show list of existing components
- remove - Remove component
- unwatch
- watch
other - Switch to other menu
- install_demo - Install demo content
- create_config - Generate a configuration file if the project was initialized

Documentation and other links

For more information you can visit the project website

Project website: packer.ungic.com

Source code in a bitbucket

NPM - npm install ungic -g

Author unbywyd

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Package last updated on 18 May 2020

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