Static Starter

A static site boilerplate. Includes Webpack + SCSS + ES6 + Pug.

Getting started

Clone the repository, and delete the .git folder. Then:

npm install

git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit based on static-starter"

Resulting output

For each .pug file in the templates directory Webpack will generate an .html file with the same name. It will respect folders as well. Files that start with an underscore, like _example.pug will NOT generate an HTML file (useful for partial and layout templates).

Keep in mind that if you add new .pug files you'll need to restart Webpack for them to be generated.

Development mode

Run npm start to start the Webpack Dev Server. This will serve your files on localhost:8080 with hot reload on save.

Production mode

Run npm run build to generate assets optimized for production in the /dist folder.