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DougBeney / jekyll-pug

Jekyll Plugin That Allows You To Use Pug
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Use locally installed pug #13

Closed benadamstyles closed 6 years ago

benadamstyles commented 6 years ago

Hey, thanks so much for making this plugin! I think this might be caused by the dependence on pug-ruby, but using a globally installed pug is less than ideal, not least because it doesn't work using nvm. Would there be a way to make pug-ruby look for a pug executable in the local project's node_modules?

DougBeney commented 6 years ago

Good idea. I checked out your issue in Pug-Ruby too. Once I figure out how to implement this, I'll release an update + updated documentation.

DougBeney commented 6 years ago

Hi, @Leeds-eBooks

You can probably get around this problem now with a new project that I have been working on. It's called Jekyll-Bliss.

Its goal is to solve Jekyll's biggest problem (Slow compile times). This will add multi-threading when processing Pug, Sass, and more. It uses Gulp behind the scenes to do so. (The user does not need any sort of gulp config).

It will take away all of the heavy lifting from Jekyll.

It's nearly a drop-in replace for Jekyll-Pug

In the readme, I show instructions for doing a global NPM install. However, it will work locally too!

  1. npm install jekyll-bliss --save
  2. ./node_modules/jekyll-bliss/index.js

Let me know what you think. :)

https://github.com/DougBeney/Jekyll-Bliss

benadamstyles commented 6 years ago

@DougBeney Hey, sorry for the delay – this looks really cool, taking a look now. Thanks so much!