Meshki is a simple, black-colored, responsive boilerplate to kickstart any responsive project.

It is only ~20 KiB (minified) and ~30 KiB (normal), including both Scss/CSS and JS files.

Check out https://borderliner.github.io/Meshki/ for samples and details.

• Getting Started
• How to Compile
  • npm
  • Yarn
• Why Meshki is Awesome
• Browser Support
• Major Known Issues
• Tools Used
• License
• Acknowledgement

There are a couple ways to download Meshki:

• Download the zip or the tar.gz
• Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/Borderliner/Meshki.git (Note: this is under active development, so if you're looking for stable and safe, use the zipped download)
• Use Bower: bower install meshki (Recommended)
• Use npm: npm install meshki

You need node.js to minify the source Scss and JavaScript files and produce outputs. Head over to nodejs.org and download a version for your system, or download it from your package manager.

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/Borderliner/Meshki.git && cd Meshki

Install all the dependencies with npm:

npm install

The file build.js contains the scripts you need to compile Meshki. There are a couple of commands you can use via npm run so that you don't have to use build.js directly.

To compile Meshki:

npm run compile

To compile and watch for file changes:

npm run watch

Sometimes when you upgrade your NodeJS, node-sass needs to be recompiled for the new version. To do so, issue the following command:

npm run rebuild-sass

Install all the dependencies with yarn:

yarn

The file build.js contains the scripts you need to compile Meshki. There are a couple of commands you can use via yarn run so that you don't have to use build.js directly.

To compile Meshki:

yarn run compile

To compile and watch for file changes:

yarn run watch

Sometimes when you upgrade your NodeJS, node-sass needs to be recompiled for the new version. To do so, issue the following command:

yarn run rebuild-sass

Meshki is lightweight, stylish and simple. It styles only raw HTML elements (with a few exceptions) and provides a responsive grid with a minimal and clean interface.

• Around 1.3k lines of unminified CSS, with comments
• Linter configurations available for geeks
• Although it's not a UI framework, you can create most of the interface with just using Meshki
• No compilation or installation needed. Just 2 files of CSS + JS
• Can be installed via bower, npm and yarn
• Available through CloudFlare and jsDelivr CDNs
• Clean code, clean interface, without any headaches
• Dependency-free! You don't need jQuery to run Meshki. All pure JavaScript

• Chrome & Chromium (latest) Well-Tested
• Mozilla Firefox (latest) Well-Tested
• Microsoft Edge (latest)
• Opera (latest)
• Safari (latest) Well-Tested
• IE 9+ (No animations on IE 9. Do not open issues regarding IE 8 and below) Change Your Browser, Please!

The above list is non-exhaustive. Meshki works perfectly with almost all older versions of the browsers above, though IE certainly has large degradation prior to IE 9.

• None yet

Meshki has been developed mainly on macOS, using Atom Editor and VSCode. For git GUI, SourceTree has been used.

All parts of Meshki are free to use under Apache-2.0 License.

All other non-Meshki codes have their own licenses. Check out their repositories for more information. The website of Meshki uses:

• Font Awesome
• Google's Open Sans font
• Prism
• clipboard.js

Meshki started by Mohammadreza Hajianpour as a fork of Skeleton. Although it has changed a lot, and Meshki has experienced a total overhaul Skeleton was created by Dave Gamache.