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Installation and integration: explanation needed #177

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lmores opened this issue Mar 19, 2017 · 0 comments
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Installation and integration: explanation needed #177

lmores opened this issue Mar 19, 2017 · 0 comments

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lmores commented Mar 19, 2017

I'm trying to integrate aldryn-boilerplate-bootstrap3 into a clean installation of Django CMS but I have a number of questions about how to do it and which should be the outcome.

I've followed this page of the documentation (filling some missing points by myself, such as where to put all files from this repository) but the outcome is the following:
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More in detail I would like to know:

  • If I have a clean install of Django CMS where do I put the files contained in this repository? (So far I've pasted them in the root of my Django CMS project).
  • At the bottom of the installation page there is a list of gulp commands, how/why/when do I need them?
  • What does it mean the line 'gulp: runs the gulp defaults' from the installation page?
  • When everything is working should I get a theme like the one shown in demo.django-cms.org?

My background is the one of a pure python developer, so I feel comfortable with Django and basic web technologies such as HTML, css and javascript (I've already used them for a couple of projects), but stuffs like node, npm, sass, gulp are very little known to me (especially I have a really confused idea of what does gulp do and when to use it).

P.S.: hope this kind of questions fit for a GitHub issue.

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