A gulp-based starter for Static Site Generators, preconfigured for @11ty/eleventy and Forestry CMS

• ♥ Eleventy 0.11.0 out of the box
  • Date filters for a friendly version such as 10 March 2020, and ISO8601 (also RFC822 compatible)
  • getUrl shortcode similar to Jekyll's post_url and link liquid tags
  • Custom rendering engine for HTML files - Liquid v9
    • Adds support for missing filters such as where and improves performance
• 🛋 Preconfigured for Forestry CMS.
  • Sign up, log in, look for the Deploy admin option.
  • Everything else is set up for you already. :)
• 💁Indie publishing and reading experience
  • microformats2 support for h-card, h-entry, and h-feed out of the box
• 👩‍💻 Modern JavaScript
  • Transpilation via Babel
    • Support for ES2015 JavaScript syntax
    • Support for ES2017 async/await syntax
  • Module bundling via Browserify
• 🎨 PostCSS
  • Includes: imports, nesting, purge, minification, autoprefixer
  • TailwindCSS, configured to strip out unused classes from production builds
  • Easily build a dark mode using the included dm screen type: dm:bg-gray-900
• 🔍 SEO and more
  • Meta tags for social networks (Open Graph/Twitter)
  • Sitemap with changeFrequency; robots.txt (please also see issue #7)
  • An Atom feed with support for both published and updated dates on articles
  • Support for content-description meta tag
• 📖 A sane fonts setup
  • The font-sans class is configured to use system-default fonts
  • Include fonts locally for enhanced privacy of your visitors
  • typeset for professional looking content
• 💪 Minified assets on production
• 📔 Prettier and editorconfig
• 🔧 Modular gulp task files for easy configuration and modification

• Reload automatically after our assets change (filed issue here, waiting for response/PR approval). Please reload manually for now.
• Webmentions, incoming and outgoing, only from/to other IndieWeb sites
• System default serif font class
• Scheduled blog posts
• Lazy-load images
• Responsive images

• nvm use
• npm install
• npm run dev
• Open localhost:8080 on your browser

• npm run prod