#Redlight
Redlight is a responsive e-commerce template built using Yeoman, Grunt, Bower, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Handlebar templating. It was purpose built to be used for Trado, a lightweight, easy to use e-commerce platform designed for sole traders and SME businesses. However, Redlight has been released as an open source template for other developers to utilise in their applications.
This template is also used with Trado, a new, lightweight, open source e-commerce platform.
##Getting started
For development purposes, this repository requires the use of Grunt and Bower in order to run the application.
Grunt is a JavaScript based task runner, for tasks such as unit testing, compilation, uglifying, livereload, serving web pages and many many more. If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to create a Gruntfile as well as install and use Grunt plugins.
Bower is a package manager tool (much like NuGet or Bundler) which can manage your third party asset library for you. You can find information on using and installing Bower over at their github page.
Furthermore, you will need npm for both of these tools to function. You can find a quick and easy installation guide over at the npm github.
##Resolving dependencies
First off, you will need to install the Grunt package dependencies listed in package.json:
npm install
Then you will need to install the Bower asset dependencies, listed in bower.json:
bower install
##Build process
Now we have all our required dependencies, we can start to use the Grunt task runner. To start viewing the application on the Grunt web server, run the following command:
grunt server
If you would like to create a distribution package of the application, ready for use in your application, run the following command:
grunt build
This will run through compiling, uglifying, copying the HTML, JavaScript, CSS and Bower dependencies into a folder called dist in the root of the application.
##Screenshots
###Desktop
###Mobile
##How to contribute
- Fork the project
- Create your feature or bug fix
- Commit (do not change version or history)
- Send a pull request against the master branch
##Credits Icomoon - Iconography
##Copyright
Copyright (c) 2014 Tom Dallimore (@tom_dallimore)
Licenced under the MIT licence.