Separate folders for js/css for the distribution

[Petru Vasile Avram]

Can the gulp install script do that currently, or if not is it even planned in the future? Currently I made my own task in my project to watch for changes in the default distribution that I have in bower_components and copy the generated files over in the appropriate folders in my project.

Also I think there is a bug with the gulp watch task because it detects changes but doesn't run any task. Is this a known issue or am I possibly doing something wrong? (I'm on the head of the 1.0 branch from github).

[Andras Gyomrey]

Just a user, not developer.

About the first question, you can always use symlinks. I use them exactly because of the reason you ask.

About the second question, I'm not familiar with gulpfile.js, the only thing I can recommend you is to check you're including the component in theme.config, because I believe semantic.json component list of components was deprecated.

[Jack Lukic]

Have you checked out the guide at learnsemantic.com ?

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[Petru Vasile Avram]

Yes.I used the installer in the first try when I set up my project, but the problem that I have is that I could not find a way there or in the config to specify a folder structure like

/project_root

  /bower_components

    /semantic_ui

  /app

    /assets

      /css

      /js

I followed the guide from learnsemantic.com but I can only separate the compressed and uncompressed files into folders. Right? I want to separate javascript code from CSS code, if that makes sense. Also I can't really finish the theme/customisation design first (as suggested on learnsemantic.com) then just dump it into my site because I don't have a clear design that I work with, but I'll need to adapt the UI a lot of fit my site requirements.

[Jack Lukic]

I'll look into adding a semantic.json option for separate js folders.