Starter project

The quickest way to start an Amagaki project with enough foundational bells and
whistles is to use create-amagaki which simply clones and installs the
official Amagaki starter project.

This guide assumes you have Node and Git installed. Amagaki is a command line
program, so you’ll invoke these commands from your terminal.

npx create-amagaki
npm run dev

To see how the starter works, you can browse it on GitHub.

Browse amagaki-starter on GitHublaunch

What’s included in the quick start project?

• Sample pages
  • Homepage
  • Sub-page
• Foundational development tools
  • Nunjucks templates
    • Base template
    • Reusable partial modules
  • Sass (with code splitting on a per-partial basis)
  • TypeScript (with code splitting on a per-partial basis)
  • Live reloading using BrowserSync
• Lighthouse scores

The quick start project demonstrates how to assemble a preliminary Amagaki
website. You can customize the look and feel and adjust the styles to meet
your project’s needs.

The quick start project can be built into static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
using:

npm run build

Other starter projects

The official starter project follows our presumptions and recommendations, and
shows how to make use of the partial loop, which is a powerful way to build
maintainable marketing websites. If you want to add your own starter project,
add it below.

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