This codebase is the raw HTML/CSS/JS for Healthsprings.net This contains all the template styling and basic functionality. You may use this code to port over to whatever platform HealthSprings is going to be using.

This template uses a few tools to make it work. You don't need to modify the tools, it's all ready to go.

Here is a complete list of tools being used:

• SASS
• NODEJS/NPM
• Gulp
• Bootstrap
• jQuery

The project is structured in a simple way. Here is the project outline:

root
│   gulpfile.js // Gulp File Script
│   index.html  // index html file
│   package.json // NPM Generated File
│   readme.md    // ReadMe Mardkown (you are here)
│
└──dev // All development happens here
|   └──js // All Javascript
|   |   main.js     // Main javascript file
|   |      └──vendors // All 3rd party libraries
|   └──scss
|      └──base
|      |    base.scss
|      |
|      └──components
|      |   
|      |
|      └──helpers
|      |    font.scss
|      |    text.scss
|      |
|      └──layout
|      |
|      └──shared
|      |    colors.scss
|      |
|      └──vendors
|
└──public
   └──assets
        └──css
        |    app.css
        |
        └──img
        |
        └──js
            main.js

This project requires NODEJS and NPM

Note: NPM comes with NODEJS

• Install Node/NPM
• cd into project directory $: cd /Project/direcotry
• Install dependencies: $: npm install
• Then run $: gulp watch

Note You only need to run the npm install the first time you use this. After you've installed all the dependencies, it will create a folder called node_modules where it installs all the dependencies.

Gulp watch needs to be running while developing, otherwise your work will not be compiled.

If you create a new file inside the SCCS folder, you need to restart the watch by first stoping the watch ctrl + c then typing the command $: gulp watch again.

The gulp watch command will watch for file changes inside dev/scss and dev/js. When a file changes and gets saved, two things will happen:

It will take the app.scss inside root/dev/scss/app.scss and process it with Sass. Sass takes the SCSS language and converts it to CSS, the gulp script takes an additional step and minifies it into a file called public/assets/css/app.css.

When you create a new SCSS file, don't forget to register it in the app.scss file and restart gulp watch.

Afterwords, it looks for changes inside the dev/js folder. If it