Fun fact: due to this project I owned the bootstrap npm package name before Twitter bootstrap came on the scene. I tried for a couple of years to give them the name and was finally able to do so!
bootstrap allowed you to create a new node.js app with a few things already setup to get you started. It takes a lot of inspiration from the express app executable.
You can use Javascript or Coffeescript by following the prompts.
$ npm install -g bootstrap
$ bootstrap yourappname
$ cd yourappname
$ npm install
If you are using Heroku's Cedar stack and Foreman you can now do
$ foreman start
If you want to start it with node you can do
$ node app.js
If you are using CoffeeScript then you can do
$ coffee app.coffee
TODO:
- Add support for .scss
- Add support for Mustache and Icanhaz.js templates