Leap is an internal CSS library made for Treehouse. It contains immutable utility classes that enable rapid front-end prototyping.
Several options are available for installing Leap into your project.
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Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/treehouse/project-leap.git -
Install with Bower
Read the getting started page for information on the framework contents, examples, and more.
The Leap docs are built with Jekyll. This means you'll need to get Jekyll up and running in order to view and edit the docs on your own machine. Jekyll will handle rendering the pages and compiling Sass, so no need to run sass --watch or anything like that.
To get Jekyll running follow these steps:
- Open Terminal and navigate to where your project-leap site folder lives
- Run
bundle install - After that finishes, run
bundle exec jekyll serve - Go to your browser and load up
localhost:4000/project-leap/
Way to go, nerd. You should be up and running now!
To compile the CSS outside of Jekyll, run:
bundle exec sass --update --force --style expanded _sass/leap.sass:css/leap.css
bundle exec sass --update --force --style compressed _sass/leap.sass:css/leap.min.css
Code and documentation copyright 2021 Treehouse Island, Inc. Code released under the MIT license.