andrevvalle / indigo

:ramen: Minimalist Jekyll Template

Indigo Minimalist Jekyll Template - Demo ·

This is a simple and minimalist template for Jekyll for those who likes to eat noodles.

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What has inside? | Setup? | Settings | Tests | Showcase | Contributions | Problems | How to | Update your fork | License

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What has inside?

• Gulp && BrowserSync
• Stylus with RSCSS Methodology
• SVG
• Tests with Travis
• No JS
• Google Speed: 98/100

Setup

0. ⭐ to the project. 🤘
1. Install Jekyll
2. Install NodeJS
3. Install Bundler
4. Fork the project Indigo
5. Edit _config.yml with your data.
6. bundle install
7. npm install
8. npm install -g gulp
9. gulp
10. open in your browser: http://localhost:3000

Arti Annaswamy wrote a really nice tutorial of "how to install jekyll". Here's the part 1 and part 2. 🤘

Settings

You must fill some informations on _config.yml to customize your site.

name: John Doe
bio: 'A Man who travels the world eating noodles'
picture: 'assets/images/profile.jpg'

url: http://YOURUSER.github.io
# like: http://sergiokopplin.github.io
permalink: /:title/

analytics: 'UA-MYANALYTICS'
disqus: mydisqus
facebook: myfacebook
twitter: mytwitter

...

and lot of other options, like width, projects, pages, read-time, tags, relateds, animations, etc.

Tests

You can test your app with:

bundle exec htmlproof ./_site

If you want travis tests, you can take a look at:

• http://www.raywenderlich.com/109418/travis-ci-tutorial

Showcase

• fohlen.github.io by @Lennard Berger
• gedankenstuecke.github.io by @Bastian Greshake
• artiannaswamy.com by @Arti Annaswamy

open a pull-request if you want your site in this awesome list

Problems?

Tell me on github or open a issue.

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How to:

• Emojis in the projects list?
• Nokogiri dependencie problems?

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Update your fork.

• github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork/

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Inspirations:

• Addy Osmani

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License

MIT License © Sérgio Kopplin