This is created from the Zeek Starter theme, based on Underscores and Foundation for Sites, version 6.1.1.

• Node.js 4.x.x and npm 2.x.x
• Gulp.js - from Terminal or Command Prompt run npm install --global gulp

Note: if you run into errors when using Terminal, you may have to use the sudo command to install Gulp.js. For instance, sudo npm install -g gulp

1. Clone or download the project onto your themes directory (./wp-content/themes)
2. From the theme directory, run npm install. All of the theme dependencies will be installed into node_modules.
3. Run a find and replace to remove the heisenberg slug/string throughout with your project name.
4. Run gulp

Gulp will handle Sass compiling, vendor-prefixing, CSS/JS minification and browser reloading. It will watch your Sass, JS and PHP files and will compile when a change is made, inject new CSS after compilation and will reload the browser when your PHP and JS files change.

CSS/Sass Tasks – gulp will compile a compressed CSS and sourcemap file for you.

JavaScript Tasks - gulp will concatenate all of the JavaScript files located in ./assets/js into a new file named app.js. It will also create a minified version of the file and place both files in the ./assets/dist/js directory. Feel free to create as many JS files as you'd like rather than one long one. Gulp also uses the JSLint plugin check for any JavaScript errors for you (code quality). Read about the project here http://www.jslint.com/help.html.

The theme will enqueue the non-minified JS file if WP_DEBUG is set to true in the wp-config.php file.

What's up with the 'dist' directory? - the ./assets/dist directory is where gulp will send prepared JS and CSS files. The logic behind this is simply a nice segregated place to send and enqueue our files generated by gulp (outputs). That way we can keep our inputs and outputs separated. If you're not a fan and want it to go somewhere else, just adjust the gulp.dest() paths in the gulpfile.js for the 'js' and 'styles' tasks. Be sure to adjust your enqueue path in functions.php as well.

Using the _settings.scss file, you can overwrite a Foundation default style before things get compiled, thereby making your final CSS lighter. To do so, find the variable in the file, uncomment it, and set the value you desire. The file is located in ./assets/sass.

Also, in the app.scss file, you can remove a Foundation CSS module by commenting out the associated mixin. For instance, if your project doesn't use Foundation's Orbit module, simply comment out the @include foundation-orbit mixin and the code will never reach your final app.css file.

Be sure to check Foundation’s docs on using Sass and their mixins for custom control on styles.

assets/
	|- dist/						# Gulp generated files enqueued by theme go here
	|	|
	|	|- css/
	|	|
	|	|	|- app.css 				# Our compressed CSS file
	|	|	|- app.css.map 			# Our sourcemap file
	|	|	|- login.css 			# Login page styles
	|
	|	|- js/
	|	|
	|	|	|- app.js 				# Our non-minified development JavaScript file
	|	|	|- app.min.js 			# Our minified production JavaScript file
	|
	|- img/						# Images
	|
	|- js/						# JavaScript files
	|
	|- sass/
	|	|
	|	|– base/ 				 # Base element custom styles such as type, buttons, colors, etc. (non-Foundation stuff)
	|	|   |– _buttons.scss     # Buttons
	|	|   |– _mixins.scss      # Starting mixin library
	|	|   |– _typography.scss  # Typography rules
	|	|   |– _variables.scss   # Forms
	|	|   ...                  # Etc.
	|	|
	|	|– components/  		 # Element items that are a combination of base items
	|	|   |– _navigation.scss  # Navigation
	|	|   ...                  # Etc.
	|	|
	|	|
	|	|– sections/ 			 # Element items that make up large sections of the application
	|	|   |– _header.scss      # Header
	|	|   |– _footer.scss      # Footer
	|	|   |– _sidebar.scss     # Sidebar
	|	|   ...                  # Etc.
	|	|
	|	|– vendors/ 			 # 3rd-party element items such as plugins and core WordPress overwrites
	|	|   |– _wordpress.scss   # WordPress style adjustments
	|	|   ...                  # Etc.
	|	|
	|	|– pages/ 				 # Page specific styles
	|	|   |– _front-page.scss  # Home specific styles
	|	|	|– _page.scss  		 # Page specific styles
	|	|   ...                  # Etc.
	|	|
	|	|
	|	|– _settings.scss 		 # Foundation settings file
	|	|- _shame.scss 			 # Temporary work arounds
	|	|– app.scss              # Primary Sass file
	| |
	| |- login.scss				# Styles for the WordPress login page
	| |
node_modules/					# Foundation for sites + gulp plugins
	| |
	| |-foundation-sites/

Our starter theme follows the Codex Template Hierarchy as found on http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy.

Site Front Page - front-page.php

This project is based off of Automattic's _s project, based on the distribution zip generated off of commit d5c78acc1061196fb90376a530de48ce9f4816ed.