siimple is a light, responsive and open source framework for design flat and clean websites. It has been built in SASS/SCSS and provides a clean starting point for your web design.
You can find the documentation and the reference guide in https://www.siimple.xyz/documentation
First, install siimple in your project using one of the following methods:
Install the latest version from npm:
npm install --save siimple
Install the latest version from bower:
bower install siimple --save
You can also clone the git repository hosted on GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/siimple/siimple.git
The main css
file is located in the dist/
folder. Include it on every HTML
file of your project by adding the following tag:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./path/to/siimple/dist/siimple.css">
Or you can use the hosted version on jsDelivr:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/siimple@VERSION/dist/siimple.min.css">
Guides and reference are published in https://www.siimple.xyz/documentation. Take a look and start creating your web page!
You can use the SASS/SCSS mixins located in the scss/
folder. For this, first install siimple and all his dependencies using NPM:
npm install siimple
This will create a folder called node_modules
with the latest version of siimple. Then, import all mixins in your .scss
files by adding the following line:
@import "siimple/scss/_all.scss"
Remember that you must add the node_modules
path to the SASS load_paths option. If you are using libsass with gulp, here is an example of usage: https://github.com/siimple/siimple/blob/ae838b102b2a585a91453fb8e347a680b3bec22e/scripts/build.js#L41.
First, clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/siimple/siimple.git
Now, cd
to the siimple repository and install all the develop dependencies using npm
:
npm install
Compile the SCSS files and generate the .css
files in the dist/
folder by running the following command
npm run build
Also, the previous command will generate the minimized version of siimple.
We appreciate all contributions to the siimple project and help make it better! Please, read the contributing guidelines before starting your contribution.
siimple is under the MIT license. © The siimple team.