A learning hub for the Candy Digital web development team.

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

What things you need to install the software and how to install them

node.js > 8.0.0
npm > 6.0.0 or yarn > 1.0.0

Here are the steps you need to run in order to get the project up and running

Change the name of the project in package.json
> npm install
> npm run dev

After setting up the project (see Installing) :

• Vue pages should be included in pages folder.
• Vue components should be included in components folder. Try to keep the project tree organized by creating subfolders according to the page they are used in. Ex: Components used in a homepage should be included in a components/home folder. Components used across many pages should be included in a components/globals folder.

• All styling that should be available across the application should be in assets/sass folder.
• index.scss imports the mixins. Do not add style in that file.
• _animations.scss declares the css animations (useful for Vue Transitions).
• _custom.scss declares custom css (to override plugins styling for instance).
• _fonts.scss declares the fonts.
• _globals.scss declares the global styling to be used across the whole application.
• _mixins.scss declares the cross browser mixins (Like transitions, transform, etc.).
• _variables.scss declares variables that could be reused (colors, sizes).

Please refer to the README files in each folder for more information.

• Nuxt - Server-Side rendering for Vue
• Vue - Front-End Framework
• Jquery - Javascript Library
• Bootstrap 4 - CSS Framework
• SCSS - CSS Library

• CandyDigital - (https://candydigital.co)

This project is licensed under CandyDigital © 2018