Clean the skeleton | Stenope Skeleton

Whenever you feel ready and does not need anymore some of the features provided by the skeleton, you can remove them.

Styles

Remove the assets/styles/skeleton-theme directory and the @import from assets/styles.scss file.
You shouldn't need to remove any dependency from package.json as the skeleton theme was only using a CDN.

Models

Remove any unused modale from the src/Model directory.

You might also want to update the config/packages/stenope.yaml file to remove the references to models you don't need anymore.

Templates

Remove any unused template from the templates directory.

Controllers

Remove the src/Controller/ArticleController.php file, unless you adapted the model to your own needs. Beware you might still have references to the following articles routes in your templates or config/site.yaml:

article_show
article_list

Remove any unused file from the content/{articles,authors} and content/images/articles directory.

Images

Automatic resize of content images

If you don't need the automatic resize of content images, you can remove the src/Bridge/Glide/Stenope/Processor/ResizeImagesContentProcessor.php file and references to it in the config/services.yaml file.

Glide integration

If you don't need to resize image, or want to use your own tool or third-party integration, you can remove the embedded Glide bundle:

the config/packages/glide.yaml file.
reference to GlideBundle in config/bundles.php
source code in src/Bridge/Glide

Swup

If you don't need the Swup integration, you can remove the assets/controllers/swup_plugins_controller.js file, update templates/base.html.twig to remove the data-controller="swup-plugins" attribute from the body tag:

-    <body
-        {{ stimulus_controller('swup_plugins')
-         | stimulus_controller('symfony/ux-swup/swup', {
-               // …
-           })
-        }}>
+    <body>

and run:

symfony composer remove symfony/ux-swup
npm uninstall @swup/debug-plugin @swup/fade-theme @swup/progress-plugin @swup/scroll-plugin @swup/slide-theme