Example to demonstrate the thought-plugin-bootprint
npm -g install bootprint
npm -g install example-project
After installing the package globally, you can run bootprint with the command
bootprint example-project target
example.json
can be found in examples/example.json in this project.
Bootprint will then generate the following files:
examples/target/
├── index.html
├── main.css
└── main.css.map
You can write your own module that customizes the partials and helpers in this module (see the bootprint documentation) for details.
The entrypoint JavaScript-file of such a module would look like.
module.exports = function (customize) {
return customize
.load(require('example-project'))
.merge({
// You customizations here
})
// Add "package" metadata. This can be evaluated by documentation generators
module.exports.package = require('./package')
see docs/api.md
example-project
is published under the ISC-license.
No file "LICENSE*" found
See CONTRIBUTING.md.