Cheatsheet

A UI component from Upstage.

Cheatsheet boilerplate. Created for the new lesscss.org website (planned for later this year!), based on "Shopify Cheat Sheet" by Mark Dunkley.

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Getting Started

If you want to modify this component, you may directly edit the source files: .hbs (Handlebars) templates, .json data, and .less. Or if you prefer you can grab the compiled HTML and CSS from gh-pages branch.

To begin working with Cheat Sheet source files:

• Run npm install to install the depencies listed in package.json
• Run grunt to build the entire project
• Run grunt assemble to build the templates
• Run grunt less to compile LESS files to CSS
• Run grunt watch to watch source files for changes and re-build continuously

Templates for the cheatsheet are found here: src/templates/**/*.hbs.

Styles for the cheatsheet are found here: src/styles/cheatsheet.less.

Data for the cheatsheet is found here: src/data/cheatsheet.json.

Contributions

Contributions welcome, and to make feature requests or report bugs, visit the Issues.

To request a new component, please visit the Upstage Issues page on GitHub.

Grunt.js + Assemble

Upstage uses Assemble, a Grunt.js plugin that makes it dead simple to build components with HTML, client-side templates, externalized data (JSON/YAML), and LESS.

Bootstrap Drop-in

As with most Upstage components, cheatsheet is designed as a drop-in for Bootstrap, but it can also be used on it's own.

Author

• Jon Schlinkert, core team member for LESS
• (@jonschlinkert)

License

MIT Licensed