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The Shopify theme gem is a command line tool that lets you make live changes to themes on your Shopify store. If the command line is scary, check out the Desktop Theme Editor app.
install gem: gem install shopify_theme
generate config.yml file (replace values): theme configure api_key password store_url
https://github.com/Shopify/shopify_theme
Or run theme
to print them out.
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Gulp Assets Build
Includes CoffeeScript, Browserify for CommonJS-style module wrapping, Backbone for structure, Stylus for CSS pre-processing, sourcemaps for CSS and CoffeeScript, Handlebars for templating, live-reload for automatic page-refreshes during development and Mocha + PhantomJS for unit testing.
- Install Node
- Node.js Installer
- Install Gulp globally
sudo npm install -g gulp
- Clone and cd into the repo
git clone https://github.com/WINTR/gulp-frontend-scaffold.git && cd gulp-frontend-scaffold
- Then install Gulp task dependencies
npm install
- For development:
gulp dev
then navigate tohttp://localhost:3000
(or IP address). - For deploy:
grunt build
This concatinates and minifies all CoffeeScripts and SASS and moves the project into 'dist' for production deploy.
Bower is used for client-side package management. Packages installed via bower are then copied over to vendor
via grunt bower
and each time you run grunt dev
.
- To search for packages
bower search {package name}
- To install a package
bower install {package name} --save
gulp bower
- Add the path to the new lib into the
concat
task ingulpfile.coffee
and save
Mocha is used as the default for unit tests. Via grunt-mocha, unit tests can be run in both the terminal as well as the browser.
- To execute tests via PhantomJS
gulp test
- To test in browser
- Run
gulp test
- Navigate to
test/html/index.html
- When running
gulp dev
, tests are automatically re-run on save of either your source or your spec files and should trigger a reload in the browser.
- Assets like images, audio, webfonts, etc are created in
src/assets
and will automatically be moved over to the public folder, mirroring the folder structure where they came from. - Html in
html
will be copied over to thepublic
root. The public directory never needs to be touched. - Scripts such as CoffeeScript and JavaScript are placed here and compiled over to public via Browserify. For those not familiar, Browserify allows for "CommonJS" style modules to be required inside internal files. Attachments to the global namespace are no longer needed, and dependencies are traced at compile-time. (Example:
var MyClass = require('./path/to/MyClass')
) See the Browserify website for more information. - Styles is where SASS files go, and are compiled over to public on save.
- Vendor is where are vendor sources go, from both Bower (via
bower install {package}
and thengrunt bower
) as well as manually. When changes are made to this directory, the GruntFileconcat
task should be updated to include the newly added files - Tests is where your Mocha tests and their accompanying html are located. When developing, test files are continually evaluated and, if need be, compiled into
test/spec/spec-runner.js
to be run in the browser.
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##Skeleton theme
The Skeleton theme is a simplified Shopify theme, to be used as a "blank slate" starting point for theme designers.
Features:
- Almost no theme settings. Ready to be customized any way you want.
- Only ~500 lines of CSS including comments.
- Despite its 500 lines of CSS code, it is responsive and has styled drop-down menus.
- Include SVG images to style select elements and cart icon.
- Commented code to teach you Liquid concepts in practice.
Demo:
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- Download the latest version
- or clone the git repo:
git clone https://github.com/Shopify/skeleton-theme.git
├── assets
│ └── Javascript, CSS, and theme images
├── config
│ └── custom Theme Settings
├── layout
│ ├── theme.liquid
│ └── optional alternate layouts
├── snippets
│ └── optional custom code snippets
├── templates
│ ├── 404.liquid
│ ├── article.liquid
│ ├── blog.liquid
│ ├── cart.liquid
│ ├── collection.liquid
│ ├── index.liquid
│ ├── page.liquid
│ ├── product.liquid
│ └── search.liquid
│ └── list-collections.liquid
- Free workshops: Sign up for a free Shopify For Designers workshop in a city near you.
- Theme Documentation: Learn more about Liquid and theme templates.
- Desktop Theme Editor: For Mac OS X users, we recommend our free app to sync theme files in development.
- Need more help? Ask a question in our Design Forums.