This project includes boilerplate for /craft/templates files, and /public files. No other Craft files are included here, so you will need to first install Craft CMS.
- Install Craft: https://craftcms.com/docs/installing
- Copy the contents of the craft-templates folder to your local Craft's craft/templates folder, overwriting files if prompted.
- Copy the contents of the public folder to your local Craft's public folder.
- From the public folder, run
npm install. This will install Foundation 6, Grunt, and accompanying tools.
The main Twig template is _master.twig, which holds all the HTML markup that is loaded on every page.
The _templates.twig file allows you to set the Twig template you want based on the page's Craft entry type. In order for this to work, in Craft, you will need to set the "Entry Template" on each Section to _templates.
Using this method is helpful if you have multiple entry types for a section which require different templates. However, if this wouldn't be helpful for your needs, you can simply delete _templates.twig and set the Entry Template to the .twig file you want for that section.
The /scss/main.scss file loads all necessary .scss files. I've just included /scss/_foundation-custom.scss for now. In that file, I've added Foundation components manually to reduce the final CSS file size. Feel free to add or remove components as you like. Just check the /node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/foundation.scss file for the correct names, as they shift from version to version of Foundation.
The Gruntfile.js file loads Foundation from your node_modules directory once the npm package is installed. It also includes the Foundation Sass files in the build.
In the concat:js task, I've included JS components manually to reduce the size of the JS file. You can add or remove components as you like-- just check the /foundation-sites/js folder to make sure you're naming them correctly, as things may shift from version to version of Foundation.
I've also included some plugins that I often use:
I've included the default Grunt task, run by typing grunt into the console, and a production task, run with grunt prod . They are identical except that the prod task doesn't have the watch task.