The only global dependency that this package would need is node alog with npm installed on your machine.

After cloning (or unpacking) get into projects directory from your terminal console and run:

npm run setup

That will run dependencies installation process. After it's finished your good to go.

Just type in your terminal:

npm start

That command will progress with these steps:

• build all the files into dest directory
• run static-server (on default port 9080) to serve the project

You can now visit the project in a browser of your choice.

Note: If you have something else running on the port 9080, you can override the default setting by running:

npm start -- -p YOUR_PORT_NUMBER

To stop the static-server instance just hit CTRL+C in the terminal

If you wanted to work on the files on a dev setup, you can use:

npm run watch

command for that purposes.

After running the command you'll have a browser-sync environment running here.

There are tagged versions of the code:

• 0.0.2 - a lightweight solution using CarpetJS, MinifiedJS and JSPM
• 0.0.3 - uses WebPack config in place of JSPM
• 0.0.4 - uses InfernoJS
• 0.0.5 - uses InfernoJS with some optimisations (a separate data model + fetch())
• 0.0.6 - uses VueJS
• (maybe some other versions)