Author's comments

In this project with educational purpose we worked with two branches main and dom-alternative which have the same functionality.

The point of comparison between them is how they were developed. The main branch makes use of three files for the creation of the page ./src/app.js, ./src/style.css and ./src/index.html. On the other hand, the dom-alternative branch makes use of the DOM interface for the incorporation of the html and css from Javascript code.

Hello World with Vanilla JS

🇪🇸 Spanish version of this readme is available.

Start coding a JS/HTML/CSS website in 30 seconds by opening this template using 4Geeks' One-Click Coding or locally on your computer.

Before you begin

Install the packages by typing: npm install.

How do I run my website to see live changes?

Type on the command line $ npm run start and type localhost on the browser.

Where do I write my code?

It depends on the language, but you have ./src/app.js, ./src/style.css and ./src/index.html respectively, you can add new .html as you please, just make sure to import it on the app.js.

Note: remember that the JS workflow starts inside window.onload.

Troubleshooting

I don't see my changes...

Everytime you change any file inside the ./src folder the website's public URL will automatically refresh the changes (it's a process called hot deploy) Remember also to refresh cleaning the cache (command+shift+r on Mac, control+shift+r on PC & Linux)

How do I include more images in my project?

Add them inside the ./src/assets/img folder and import them from any of your JS files. E.g: import "../assets/img/rigo-baby.jpg";

How do I include more JS files?

Just add the files into the src folder and import the file/variables into your app.js. E.g: import myVar from "./file2.js"

How do I publish the website?

This boilerplate is 100% compatible with the free GitHub pages hosting. Publish your website by running:

$ npm run deploy

Very easy and in just one step! Push to your main branch and use the free hosting that comes with GitHub pages, the project is ready to be published. Remember to choose to run the Github Page from your main branch.

Thank you

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