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myContentPages is used in setting up my local developing environment when creating content pages.

Prior to using myContentPages, make sure Node.js version 4.2.3 or higher is installed. You can check the Node.js version you have installed by running the following command in your terminal.

node -v

Install Packages

After cloning myContentPages to your computer, Terminal into your project directory and run the following command to install all required node packages.*

npm install

* You may need to use sudo npm install. Also, it may take a bit to install the devDependencies.

Start

While still in your project directory, run the following command:

gulp

If that doesn't work, chances are you don't have gulp installed globally, which gives you the availability of using gulp on the command line. Try using the following command to install gulp globally:

npm install -g gulp

Then try running gulp again.

Notes

  1. Open the project folder in your IDE.
  2. The sass/js files within the _src directory are the files used while developing.
  3. The index.html inside the production/ directory should be used for production.
  4. If you'd like, you could use Bower to grab the latest versions of jQuery, Angular, etc., but I personally like fetching those and linking them up in my html myself.

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