yarnto grab dependenciesyarn devto fire up dev serveryarn buildto build static site
This project uses 11ty for templating and static generation. All templating takes place inside the src directory.
Refer to the 11ty docs for more information on how to customize 11ty to your liking, it is an incredibly powerful tool!
We use Pug as a template language. 11ty's default support has been slightly enhanced: we allow to use filters (available as functions) and helpers that are equally available on a global context.
We don't use 11ty's layout pipeline but rather use Pug's built in functionality here, because it supports stuff we want.
Components are automatically gathered (imported) into source/_components/all.pug and this again can be imported into the base layout to make all components available to all pages (that use the layout).
We use Gulp to process most stuff, especially CSS and JS. It's also where 11ty is started.
All static assets, like images and fonts, should be placed in source/_public, as it is copied as-is into the build directory.
For bundling, this project uses Rollup. This is a fantastic bundler that makes complex bundling simple and highly configurable. See rollup.config.js to see what is going on under the hood.
For complex functionality that doesn't require SEO, such as pulling data from an API client side or sending post requests, this project utilitizes Svelte. Svelte is an exceptional JS framework that makes reactivity simple and predictable.
Thank you for taking the time to check out this repo and read through the docs. I hope this tool is useful and pleasant to work with. Have a great day!