Built for large-scale image viewing. Assets added to the public/assets directory are gitignored.
Creates a list of all files in the public/assets folder then searches for jpgs and creates JSON objects based on jpg name of the psd. Writes to an output.json used as a local database.
Index loops through output.json and creates a line item for each jpg thumbnail and sets the .psd pairing to download on click.
Check out the live demo on Heroku.
Assuming you've got node installed, you'll need to run npm install and grunt to startup the node server, and generate the appropriate files.
To add your assets, for each psd, you'll want to add a thumbnail equivelant with the same exact name and location, which will determine the pairing.
- App.js - this is our main application javascript, it starts the party
- Procfile - this is what tells heroku what to run
- src/ - our client side source sass & js
- views/ - jade files & template that generates our HTML and integrates data
- routes/ - since we're a single page, our main route file, passes data into templates
- public/ - all of our generated css/js and static files
- modules/ - functions/modules used in the node app.