This project is based upon HTML5 Boilerplate and adds more structure for LESS and JavaScript files, includes build tasks and a whole lot more.
You will need to install some stuff, if you haven't already:
Majors:
- Node.js
- Ruby
Secondaries:
- Node: npm
After you've set this stuff up please run
$ npm install -g grunt-cli bower
This installs the Grunt command line tools and bower. Afterwards please run
$ npm install
in your project's directory.
This will install all the things you need for running the grunt-tasks
automatically and all Bower components defined in bower.json
.
Also it will create a folder components
which holds all vendor dependencies
managed by Bower.
If running the install does not work, please try running it as with admin-rights:
$ sudo npm install -g grunt-cli
- Chrome
- Firefox 4+
- Internet Explorer 8+
- Opera 12+
- Safari 5+
INIT is also available as Yeoman Generator
and is called generator-init
.
See the repository for detailed instruction and more information.
Please help making this project better and contribute with your knowledge.
We are currently working with LESS and do not use CSS directly. Please do not edit the CSS-files in any case
but search the corresponding .less
file and edit it accordingly. If you are
not familiar with LESS you can write pure CSS which is actually valid LESS.
However all .less
-files are compiled into one file called main.css
in the
css
-folder. There is a productive-version (means minified), too.
You can find more information about the installation process of LESS and the usage of LESS in the LESS Tutorial.
We use jQuery, Modernizr (custom build via Grunt) and RequireJS.
Please use JSHint for your JavaScript before you commit. You can use the
Grunt-task jshint
for this. It is also integrated in grunt watch
.
Please use Grunt.js for building a
production-state of a website. The Gruntfile.js
has tasks for concatenating
and minifing CSS and JavaScript.
Additional information on this project is stored in package.json
.
This package is developed and maintained by Hans Christian Reinl, Anselm Hannemann and more contributors.
The INIT logo was designed by Jan von Beckerath at NIMIUS and optimized by Stefan Nitzsche.
Please be aware of the licenses of each component we use in this project. Everything else that has been developed by the contributions to this project is under MIT License.