This is the source code for the Puyo VS website.
To get started with development, you need a copy of Git and Node.JS installed. The current Node.JS LTS should always be sufficient.
To install Git on Windows or macOS, grab a package from the official Git website. For Linux and other UNIX-likes, please consult your operating system's preferred package repository. For example, on Debian and Ubuntu based distributions, you can install a copy of Git by issuing the command sudo apt install git. If you are uncomfortable with the Git CLI, you may also wish to try a UI like GitHub Desktop. Visual Studio Code also contains some Git functionality and is the recommended text editor for development.
To install Node.JS on Windows or macOS, grab a package from the official Node.JS download page. For Linux, it is recommended to use the NodeSource repositories to get an up-to-date copy of Node.JS for many distributions; if your distribution is not covered, or you are on another UNIX-like operating system, try using the latest version available from your package manager or repository.
Once you have Node.JS installed and available to use, clone this repository. (You may use a GUI tool such as GitHub Desktop to do this.)
git clone git@github.com:puyonexus/puyovs.com.git
cd puyovs.comRun npm install to install the dependencies.
npm installFinally, run npm run serve to get a development server.
npm run serveSuccess! You can now begin editing files and the changes should show up live in your local server. By default the local server will be available at http://localhost:1234, but check your console output to be sure.
PuyoVS.com is written in the Pug template language and uses Parcel Bundler version 1 for bundling and minification.