To start a Gramex project, run gramex init on your terminal. You should see an output like this:
It initializes a git repository and creates these files:
README.md: project documentationgramex.yaml: Gramex configurationindex.html: default home pagelogin.html: default login pagestyle.scss: custom SCSS styles pagetemplate-navbar.html: default navigation barpackage.json: npm package file with recommended dependencies… and a set of configurations that help development.
Note: gramex init is optional. You can create a Gramex project from scratch by just creating
an empty gramex.yaml.
Run gramex. This will start Gramex and show an output like this:
Open http://localhost:9988/ in your browser, and you should see the sample app.
To install the minimal files required to run Gramex, run gramex init minimal on your terminal.
It initializes a git repository and creates these files:
gramex.yaml: Gramex configurationindex.html: default home pageRun gramex to see the output.