digisavvy
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9 years ago The theme has three dependencies controlled via Bower: Bourbon, Neat and Bi-app-sass. Their scss files are compiled into the main site's css. So not having the bower_components folder affects nothing. However, if you wish to continue developing the theme, then you'll need to run bower install again.
As for custom JS. Any files you place in assets/js/app are concatenated and minified. So it's best to not place files there if you don't want them minified or concatenated automatically.
How is the theme currently setup to use bower dependencies? I see there's a JS assets folder that gets processed by gulp, but the build task removes the bower folder... does it move the files and process them first (minify etc)?
I'd like to include some conditional scripts that only run on certain pages. I'd rather not have that code sitting in one big minified file if I used the JS Files for theme folder, which sends them to production.js.