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A free single-page travel website template built with HTML, Pug, and Sass, using Grunt for builds; the repository is archived.

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Single-page fluid layout travel-themed website template

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Uses Pug templates and Sass styles, with source code centralized in the dev directory

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Provides Grunt tasks such as dev, build, rebuild, and server

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Includes a built-in BrowserSync static server with live reload support

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Site data can be centrally configured in dev/data/config.json

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Licensed under MIT; the repository is archived

Template Details

This is a single-page website template for travel themes, designed by cssauthor and coded by Maxim Orlov; the repository is currently archived. The page uses a fluid layout, with actual screenshots available for both desktop and mobile.

The source code is in the dev directory, using Pug for templates and Sass for styles, with Grunt handling compilation, minification, and running a local static server; build output goes to the build directory. The template supports centralized site data configuration via dev/data/config.json, referenced in templates with the config prefix.

Since the repository is archived and was last updated in 2019, dependencies and the build toolchain are no longer maintained. Before use, verify that environments such as Node.js, Grunt, and Ruby Sass can still be installed and run properly.

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Use Cases

  • Building a travel-themed single-page showcase website
  • As a sample project for learning Pug, Sass, and Grunt workflows
  • Compiling and previewing static pages locally via Grunt tasks

Suitable For

  • Developers needing a travel-related single-page static site
  • Front-end learners looking to study a Pug + Sass + Grunt build process
  • Teams willing to use an archived project and maintain dependencies themselves

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    Requires global installation of npm, grunt, ruby, and ruby-sass

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    Run npm install first to install dependencies from package.json

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    Main site configuration is in dev/data/config.json

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    Use grunt dev to start a local server with live reload; grunt build generates minified output

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    The repository is archived; dependency versions and the build toolchain need to be verified independently

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Before start you need to have installed _npm_, _grunt_, _ruby_, and _ruby-sass_ globallly.

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Install dependencies from `package.json` by running: `npm install`.

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This project uses BrowserSync as static server with enabled and configured live reload option.

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# Free travel website template - ARCHIVED

Nice fluid website template, designed by [cssauthor](http://www.cssauthor.com/) and coded by [Maxim Orlov](https://github.com/orlovmax).

Demo: [http://website-templates.github.io/travel_fluid-template/](http://website-templates.github.io/travel_fluid-template/)

![Mockup demo](screenshots/pic.jpg)
Product mockup created with [http://frame.lab25.co.uk/](http://frame.lab25.co.uk/)

## Contents

- [Folder and file structure](#folder-and-file-structure)
- [Requirements:](#requirements)
    - [Editorconfig](#editorconfig)
- [How to start](#how-to-start)
- [Site configuration](#site-configuration)
- [Tasks](#tasks)
    - [Cleanup](#cleanup)
    - [Dev](#dev)
    - [Build](#build)
    - [Rebuild](#rebuild)
    - [Server](#server)
    - [Sprite](#sprite)
- [Live reload](#live-reload)
- [License](#license)

## Folder and file structure

```
./
├── .editorconfig
├── Gruntfile.js
├── package.json
├── README.md
|
├── grunt_tasks/                               * grunt tasks
|   ├── config/                                * grunt tasks config
│   |   ├── paths.js
│   |   ├── settings.js
│   |   └── aliases.js
│   |
|   └── task.js
|
├── screenshots/                               * responsive test screenshots
|
├── dev/                                       * site source
│   ├── images/                                * image sources
|   │
│   ├── pug/                                   * templates
|   |   ├── blocks/                            * blocks library
|   │   |   └── block.pug
|   │   ├── helpers/                           * helper mixins
|   │   ├── vendor/                            * third-party code
|   │   ├── layouts/                           * page layouts
|   │   └── pages/                             * main pages templates
|   │
|   ├── sass/                                  * sass preprocessor styles
|   |   ├── blocks/                            * blocks library
|   │   |   └── block.sass
|   │   ├── helpers/                           * mixins and vars
|   │   ├── vendor/                            * third-party code
|   │   ├── custom.sass
|   │   ├── noscript.sass
|   │   └── screen.sass
|   │
│   ├── helpers/                               * helper files
|   |   ├── favicon.ico
|   |   └── .htaccess
|   │
│   ├── fonts/                                 * font sources
|   │
│   └── data/                                  * configs and data for templates
│
└── build/                                     * built source
    ├── index.html
    ├── page.html
    |
    └── static/                                * static assets
        ├── css/                               * minified styles
        |
        ├── images/                            * minified images
        |
        └── fonts/                             * @font-face-ready webfonts

```

## Requirements

- [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/)
- Build sytem: [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/) or [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com/)
- Optionally:
  * [Editorconfig](http://editorconfig.org/)
  * [Ruby](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/) and [Ruby Sass](https://sass-lang.com/ruby-sass)

#### Editorconfig

This project has an .editorconfig file at the root. It describes indent style, trailing whitespaces etc. See more details [here](http://editorconfig.org/)

## How to start

If you haven't used [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/) before, be sure to check out the [Getting Started](http://gruntjs.com/getting-started) guide, as it explains how to use [Gruntfile](http://gruntjs.com/sample-gruntfile) as well as install and use Grunt plugins.

Before start you need to have installed _npm_, _grunt_, _ruby_, and _ruby-sass_ globallly.

**A few simple steps to start:**
* Install dependencies from `package.json` by running: `npm install`.
* Run tasks from the list below and start devevelopment!
* Edit general settings in `dev/data/config.json` See [Site configuration](#site-configuration) section

## Site configuration

This boilerplate uses Pug templates with external data configs.
Main settings can be found in `dev/data/config.json` file. And they're available for usage in templates with `config.key-name`

## Tasks

Here comes groups of grunt tasks with some explanations

#### Cleanup

Remove placeholders from work directories.
Grunt: `grunt cleanup`

* Remove gitkeep files

#### Dev

Dev task with static server.
Grunt: `grunt dev`

* Compile Sass stylesheets
* Add vendor prefixes in css
* Combine media queries in css files
* Compile Pug templates
* Sync helpers and other assets
* Sync images
* Run BrowserSync static server with live reload using
* Watch for changes and run dev task


#### Build

Build task.
Grunt: `grunt build`

* Minify images
* Minify stylesheets
* Minify html
* Run BrowserSync static server


#### Rebuild

Regenerate and build project by running all tasks.
Grunt: `grunt rebuild`

* Compile Sass stylesheets
* Add vendor prefixes in css
* Combine media queries in css files
* Compile Pug templates
* Sync helpers and other assets
* Sync images
* Minify images
* Minify stylesheets
* Minify html


#### Server

Run server without watching for changes.
Grunt: `grunt server`

* Run BrowserSync static server


## Live reload

This project uses BrowserSync as static server with enabled and configured live reload option.

## License

[MIT](https://github.com/website-templates/travel_fluid-template/blob/master/LICENSE.md)
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