<commit_before>===========
django-nuit
===========

A front-end framework based upon `Zurb Foundation`_ for Django applications, designed for a consistent look and feel across multiple apps and projects.

Documentation can be found at `Read the Docs`_.

===========
Quick Start
===========

Get started with Nuit by following these steps:

* Install Nuit with ``pip``::

    pip install django-nuit

* Add ``nuit`` to your ``INSTALLED_APPS`` in ``settings.py``::

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'nuit',
        ...
    )

* Nuit relies on django-autoconfig_, which requires the following at the end of ``settings.py``::

    from django_autoconfig.autoconfig import configure_settings
    configure_settings(globals())

* In a production environment, add the following setting for django-compressor_ (see their documentation for more details)::

    COMPRESS_OFFLINE = True

* Install the SASS binary in order to compile and compress the CSS. This can't be instaled using ``pip``, and will need to be installed manually (usually with ``gem install sass``)

* Run ``collectstatic`` and ``compress`` (``compress`` is only needed if ``COMPRESS_OFFLINE`` is ``True``)::

    manage.py collectstatic
    manage.py compress

You're not ready to start using Nuit in your templates and apps. Read the `documentation <https://django-nuit.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>`_ for the next steps.

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Contributing
============<commit_msg>You are ready, honest. I'm sorry for doubting you.<commit_after>===========
django-nuit
===========

A front-end framework based upon `Zurb Foundation`_ for Django applications, designed for a consistent look and feel across multiple apps and projects.

Documentation can be found at `Read the Docs`_.

===========
Quick Start
===========

Get started with Nuit by following these steps:

* Install Nuit with ``pip``::

    pip install django-nuit

* Add ``nuit`` to your ``INSTALLED_APPS`` in ``settings.py``::

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'nuit',
        ...
    )

* Nuit relies on django-autoconfig_, which requires the following at the end of ``settings.py``::

    from django_autoconfig.autoconfig import configure_settings
    configure_settings(globals())

* In a production environment, add the following setting for django-compressor_ (see their documentation for more details)::

    COMPRESS_OFFLINE = True

* Install the SASS binary in order to compile and compress the CSS. This can't be instaled using ``pip``, and will need to be installed manually (usually with ``gem install sass``)

* Run ``collectstatic`` and ``compress`` (``compress`` is only needed if ``COMPRESS_OFFLINE`` is ``True``)::

    manage.py collectstatic
    manage.py compress

You're now ready to start using Nuit in your templates and apps. Read the `documentation <https://django-nuit.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>`_ for the next steps.

============
Contributing
============
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