0.1.0 • Published 10 years ago

mylly v0.1.0

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3
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
10 years ago

mylly

Mylly (finnish for mill) is an opinionated static site generator using specific set of Node modules to automate tedious and repetitive tasks.

##Install

npm install mylly --save-dev

##Features

  • Compiles Nunjucks templates.
  • Compiles markdown.
  • Validates HTML files according to W3C standards.
  • Lints and compiles Sass stylesheets.
  • Removes unused CSS styles.
  • Concatenates, minifies and lints JavaScript files.
  • Resizes images and optimizes images.
  • Generates browserconfig.xml.
  • Generates sitemap.xml.
  • Revisions files.
  • BrowserSync development server.
  • Build report.

Upcoming features

  • Compile ES6/ES7 code to ES5 using Babel.
  • CSS and JS sourcemaps.
  • SEO report.
  • Page speed report.
  • Generate multisize favicon.ico from multiple png files.
  • Offline HTML validation.

##Usage

var mylly = require('mylly');

// Create a mylly instance with path to configuration file.
var prod = mylly('./mylly.prod.js');

// Optionally create another drudge instance with other configuration.
var dev = mylly('./mylly.dev.js');

// Note that you also pass in a configuration object directly.
var dev2 = mylly(Object.assign(require('./mylly.prod.js'), {
  buildPath: './devbuild',
  dist: './devdist',
  collectAssets: null,
  minifyJs: null,
  minifyHtml: null,
  cleanCss: null,
  minifyCss: null,
  sitemap: null,
  browserconfig: null,
  generateImages: null,
  optimizeimages: null,
  browsersync: {
    server: {
      baseDir: './devdist'
    },
    reloadOnRestart: true,
    injectChanges: false
  }
}));

// Clones the default source directory and configuration file to your project
// root.
prod.init();

// Build the dist directory.
prod.build();

// Start up a local development server.
prod.server();

// You can have multiple instances running simultaneously as long as you
// configure browsersync to use different ports.
dev.server();

##Configuration

Coming up...

License

Copyright © 2015 Niklas Rämö. Licensed under the MIT license.