The default theme for Statyck.
You can install this Statyck theme via (assuming you're currently in the directory/folder which you'd like to host your new blog):
npm install statyck-theme-default --production >> /dev/null 2>&1
(note: you may need to omit the >> /dev/null 2>&1 on non-*nix OS's e.g. Windows)
It'd be helpful if all themes NPM packages are named according to a convention so they can be easily found:
statyck-theme-<theme-name>
A theme has a few mandatory elements:
Themes must copy (you can automate it as per the default theme or ask users to do it manually) a config file named theme-config.json into <blog root>/statyck-config/. This config file must be a valid JSON file and must contain at least a property in the root named sourceDir which is a path to the theme root directory (relative to the blog root directory).
Themes must include the following files in the root (the path specified by sourceDir in the theme-config.json file):
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page.html- the handlebars template file used for each individual page -
pages-index.html- the handlebars template file used to create an index for your pages (often this will be an HTML<ul>or similar) -
post.html- the handlebars template file used for each individual blog post -
posts-index.html- the handlebars template file used to create a paginated index for your blog posts (usually these will be full HTML pages)
The default theme contains a directory called assets which has sub-directories containing asset files (css, js, images, media etc.). This is not mandatory but is generally recommended as a way to contain your page assets. Assets are referenced (in Markdown) relative to their host page e.g. ./assets/images/some-image.jpg.