Make a Yeoman generator

[KittyGiraudel]

• Create a repository for the generator
• Ask where to make the theme (would be handy with path autocompletetion, but I think this supplement will be only for Yeoman if it supports it) (defaults to CWD).
• Ask to choose a template engine (defaults to something opinionated, but I'm not opinionated enough in JS template engines, mostly since I meet all these bugs bith my beloved Swig).
• Ask whether to use sassdoc-indexer and sassdoc-filter (defaults to both).
• Ask to use Grunt, Gulp (others?) or nothing.
  • Ask for tasks to create (SCSS compilation, CSS, JS and images minification).
• Create assets/{css,img,js} and views folders.
  • Example CSS and JS files.
  • Example template according to the choosen template engine.
• Create a package.json with Themeleon and template engine mixin dependencies, sassdoc-indexer and sassdoc-filter if selected.
• Create the index.js using filter and indexer like sassdoc-theme-light if selected, and rendering the index.* according to the choosen template engine. The index.* needs also to be different if there is the filter and the indexer... because the structure won't be the same.
• Create the Grunt/Gulp/whatever file with configured tasks.

[pascalduez]

So here we are, we have a starting point. It's all on the develop branch of the repo.
I don't want to publish it at that stage.

What I still have to do:

• The Grunt/Gulp file/tasks thing
• Convert the different engines syntax intemplates (only a copy paste from theme-blank for now)

What I'm not sure about:

• The different path option, other than CWD. This might be confusing and bring some troubles.
  It would be okay if this dir is a child of CWD, but this is not of much use for our theme scope.

What I would like your help on:

• Templates declinations based on the result of useFilter or useIndexer.
  Basically there are four different files, and only one is being copied depending on the user input.
• Testing
• Reviewing

Let's coordinate on IRC @hugogiraudel @valeriangalliat

[pascalduez]

To test the generator:
https://github.com/SassDoc/generator-sassdoc-theme/wiki/Development

[KittyGiraudel]

Templates declinations based on the result of useFilter or useIndexer.
Basically there are four different files, and only one is being copied depending on the user input.

I'll see if I can help.

When using sassdoc-filter for instance, do you use everything? Markdown? Groups? Etc.?

[KittyGiraudel]

The different path option, other than CWD. This might be confusing and bring some troubles.
It would be okay if this dir is a child of CWD, but this is not of much use for our theme scope.

@valeriangalliat is the path master. He'll know.

[pascalduez]

@valeriangalliat is the path master. He'll know.

It's not about if it's possible (it is), it's about whether it's relevant/needed.

[pascalduez]

When using sassdoc-filter for instance, do you use everything? Markdown? Groups? Etc.?

Yes, at the moment it's one block.
If we want more granularity, then we need to introduce more questions in the prompt. (and even more templates ?)
Do we want this ?

[KittyGiraudel]

Do we want this ?

No. By the way, since we are outputing a blank theme, I think the different views will be very easy to do. Basically only the comments will change.

[pascalduez]

By the way, since we are outputing a blank theme, I think the different views will be very easy to do. Basically only the comments will change.

Yes, not too much hassle.
Also the object properties might be different ? (Markdown, not markdown, groups, etc)

[KittyGiraudel]

Also the object properties might be different ? (Markdown, not markdown, groups, etc)

Not really. The only thing is you won't have a data.groups, and you won't have a html* keys.

[pascalduez]

Not really. The only thing is you won't have a data.groups, and you won't have a html* keys.

Yep, that's what I meant. Not much, indeed.

Maybe you could make it for Swig ? Which would serve as a reference for the other engines.

I'll start converting the index.swig to other engines as well, as it is pretty stable (since extracted from sassdoc-theme-blank).