forked from LiberaForms/website
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- SCSS 31.8%
- CSS 29.3%
- JavaScript 23.4%
- Nunjucks 15.2%
- HTML 0.3%
| assets | tweaks button group css | |
| brand | updates pyramid | |
| LICENSES | updates functionalities list | |
| locales | translates spanish locale strings | |
| src | removes eu lang option | |
| .eleventy.js | changes favicon | |
| .eleventyignore | first commit | |
| .gitignore | gets i18n working | |
| .woodpecker.yml | changes woodpecker conf | |
| package-lock.json | asset versioning | |
| package.json | asset versioning | |
| README.md | first commit | |
Eleventy Skeleton
Inspired by Possibly the Easiest Way to Run An SSG.
No dependencies. No plugins. No preprocessors. Just make a static website.
Out of the box Netlify deploys. Includes mini CSS reset by Eric Meyer.
Increase your power levels
- Add sass
- Add HTML templating
- Add JS transpilation/webkit
- Add favicons/device icons
- Add a sitemap
- Configure eleventy
Commands
These commands assume you're in a unix environment, but they should work anywhere npx/npm is available.
Develop
$ npx @11ty/eleventy --serve
Build
$ npx @11ty/eleventy
Netlify
First, enable your Eleventy Skeleton repo on Netlify's interface.
When prompted, clear the build and publish fields (that's what your netlify.toml is for). Then set your deploy branch (e.g., main).
Now each time you push to your deploy branch you'll also deploy your most recent changes. 🎉