Name: olio-rusic-theme
Owner: Simpleweb
Description: A landing page theme for Rusic
Forked from: rusic/theme-landing-page
Created: 2015-06-16 10:32:50.0
Updated: 2015-06-16 10:44:16.0
Pushed: 2015-06-16 15:23:16.0
Homepage: null
Size: 1127
Language: Liquid
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A landing theme for Rusic, allowing for simple email signup.
You will need the following installed before working with this project.
node
and npm
bower
gulp
coffee-script
ruby
sass
rusic
Copy .rusic.yml.example
to .rusic.yml
and fill out the required details. See the Rusic gem docs for further documentation if you're unsure on what goes where.
Now you can install some dependencies!
m install && bower install
This is all you should need to get up and running.
During development you will need gulp
running to compile the Sass and Coffeescript. You can do this by simply running:
lp
This will watch for any changes and process everything automatically including any assets installed with Bower.
You will also need to watch with the rusic
to the environment your developing in by running:
sic deploy <environment> --watch
Once these are both running you should be able to see the compiled scripts, styles and liquid templates by visting your space.
First, compile the latest assets.
lp build
Then you can deploy using the Rusic gem.
sic deploy <environment>
The landing page theme has the following custom attribtues available:
google_analytics
<!-- GA code -->
Insert your full Google Analytics code
logo
//rusic-landing-theme.s3.amazonaws.com/logo.svg
Full link to your logo
heading
Our website is coming soon
sub_heading
praesent ornare elit leo, non bibendum metus
signup_message
Keep up to date by signing up with Twitter <em>or</em> Facebook
A message to prompt users to sign up
thank_you_message
Thank you for signing up!
A message to display after they sign up
background_color
Specfiy a hex colour for your background e.g. #757F9A
background_image
Specify a background image, e.g. url(foo.jpg) or linear-gradient(90deg, #FFF 0%, #000 100%)
text_color
Specify a hex colour for your text e.g. #111
You can output these calling them from the space
object.
pace.attribute_name }}