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