Everytime I build a project I have to move the directories around. We also use Require.js, so I also have to copy and paste from a previous project the javascript initialization file that imports all of the foundation functionality.
I create these projects using either Webstorm 5's Foundation project template or via the command line using:
compass create my_project -r zurb-foundation --using foundation
Where would I go to modify these project templates? Is this down in some ruby path? Is there a project manifest file or something?
Thanks, Scott
you can get the location of your gem installs from GEM_HOME
echo $GEM_HOME
in my case I get something like this:
/Users/myusername/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286
then in the gems directory you may see several instances of foundation. in my case an `ls' reveals the following directories:
zurb-foundation-3.2.1
zurb-foundation-3.2.2
zurb-foundation-3.2.5
zurb-foundation-4.0.2
zurb-foundation-4.0.3
if you are going to use compass create my_project -r zurb-foundation --using foundation it will pull from the latest version, in my case 4.0.3.
If you want to edit the compass blueprint directly, it is in:
zurb-foundation-4.0.3/templates/project
by modifying these files it will do as you intend, however, if you ever run gem update it is possible it will pull down a new version of foundation and start using that instead.
You might want to consider creating a fork of the foundation project, make the changes you need, and use bundle to create your compass projects. You could easily even create a script to do that.
Check it out on the Zurb Foundation 4 Documentation Page for Sass, under "Creating a project from Git"