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Implementation and Structure

David Ellinger edited this page Feb 11, 2016 · 1 revision

Q & A |

Q: KeystoneJs is the full fledged backup server, is this what you wanted Accomp, for this to host your front end or were you going to serve up the front end in a different way?

Q: Is the consensus to use http://handlebarsjs.com/ as the template?

Q: Pasting the following from keystonejs documentation. Would this work with your existing build system?

Public Assets

You'll want to add your own css, javascript, images and other files to your project. In the examples above, we're >including /styles/site.min.css and /js/lib/jquery-1.10.2.min.js.

Keystone will serve any static assets you place in the public directory. This path is specified in web.js by the static >option.

It will also automatically generate .css or compressed .min.css files when a corresponding .less file is found in the >public folder, as specified in web.js by the less option. For more information on LESS, see lesscss.org.

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