Name: website-tool
Owner: Meteor
Description: Internal tool we use to compile landing page sites.
Created: 2017-03-21 05:53:22.0
Updated: 2017-09-19 00:56:18.0
Pushed: 2017-10-24 07:07:51.0
Homepage: https://www.npmjs.com/package/maw
Size: 45
Language: JavaScript
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install maw
Make a static HTML page with some CSS, JS, and assets. Contains just the tools you need to write modern code and avoid repeating yourself. A gulpfile and webpack config in a box. It's written for internal needs, but I'd be happy to accept improvements if you find it useful too.
If you want to make a serious website with lots of pages, or you need a lot of customization or features, this is probably not going to work for you. You'll be much better served by something like Gatsby or Hexo.
This tool is 100% convention over configuration. Check out a site built with it here.
maw dev in the root of the project watches the /src directory, and puts the output in /build whenever files change.
maw build builds the site and puts the output in /build.
You probably want to npm install --save-dev maw and then add the above commands to a package.json, like in this site.
All of these are nested inside /src in the root of your project.
This is for static files, which are copied directly into the output. That includes images, fonts, and pre-bundled libraries you want to use.
index.less is compiled into index.css. The /less directory is watched for LESS imports, so basically put everything except index.less in there.
index.html is compiled into index.html and any handlebars code is evaluated against the files in /templates. The name of the template is the filename without the extension, for example nav.html can be included with {{> nav}}.
index.html filesYou can nest multiple index.html files, for example /about/index.html, to give your website multiple pages.
data.js should export any data you want to use in your handlebars templates, like so:
le.exports = {
llo: 'world',
And then you can use it with:
>
llo, {{hello}}!
v>
index.js is a JavaScript entry point module that will be compiled with Webpack. Currently, no loaders are enabled.
/src