Emulsify Drupal
Install the component library (Storybook/Webpack) for prototyping and/or as a Drupal theme
- 2.
- 4.x - Drupal 9.x compatible
- 2.x - Drupal 8.x compatible (No longer supported)
The recommended method of installing the Drupal Starter is via the Emulsify CLI. Before you follow the steps below, verify you have the CLI installed
npm install -g @emulsify/cli.- 1.In your project root, initialize a theme based on the Drupal starter
emulsify init "My Awesome Theme"(Using your preferred theme name) - 2.Move into your new theme
cd web/themes/custom/my_awesome_theme - 3.Install the Compound system
emulsify system install --repository https://github.com/emulsify-ds/compound.git --checkout 1.1.0 - 4.Build theme
npm run build - 5.Enable your theme and its dependencies* **
drush then THEME_NAME -y && drush en components emulsify_twig -y - 6.Set your custom theme as the default
drush config-set system.theme default THEME_NAME -y - 7.
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drush then is the correct command for Drush versions >= 9. drush en is the command to use for Drush versions <= 8.
** if it's not already a part of your project, run composer require drupal/components drupal/emulsify_twig to get the required Drupal modules.- 1.Install the starter at your preferred location, and pass a starter* (like Drupal)
emulsify init "My Awesome Theme" --platform drupal .(The preceding snippet uses.to indicate "the current location") - 2.
cdinto that directory and install your system.emulsify system install --repository https://github.com/emulsify-ds/compound.git --checkout 1.1.0 - 3.Now you can run
npm run buildto simply compile things, ornpm run developto start working on the components in isolation. - 4.
* If you don't pass a starter, the CLI will try to figure out your environment, but if it can't it'll fail. By passing one explicitly the CLI skips the "try to figure it out" step, and just uses what you pass.
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