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sparkhouse

Landing page for SparkHouse Studios

Project setup and Gulp installation

You'll need to install Node and Gulp. Here's a walk-through of how to get a project up and running in minutes. Once Node and Gulp are installed all future projects running Gulp are instant.

  1. Install Node.js, Sass and Git on your machine. If you're a Windows user you'll also need to install Ruby.
  2. Install Gulp using npm install -g gulp. You may need to use sudo in front of the Gulp install command to give it permissions.
  3. Fork/Clone/Download the SparkHouse repository into your machine, you should hopefully see all the files and folders.
  4. Open Terminal and install SparkHouse's dependencies to node_modules directory in your project directory using npm install. You don't need sudo to do this.
  5. The npm install you did in previous step should install all the dependencies, which you can confirm by visiting the node_modules in your project directory. Then use gulp (again in your project directory) to run the commands associated with SparkHouse and to automatically open a new browser window running SparkHouse on localhost:3000.
  6. From now on, just run gulp in your project directory to automatically run SparkHouse's Gulp tasks.

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