npm install fails if not using node 12 or 14 (as per foundation requirements)

I noticed same, even with reverting that package, which is undesirable, there's many other warnings from npm including high & critical security stuff. & gulp watch still isnt working for me either.

Im guessing we need a whole new package.json for this theme given how much has changed since written?
Im testing with project/zurb_foundation 9.0.0-beta1

Im going thru doing npm updates but there's many, a few have broken sub contained dependencies themselves such as gonzales-pe-sl and its issue with requiring the outdated minimist that has security issues. There's a patch for it, but its not yet applied.
https://github.com/ben-b-ow/gonzales-pe/tree/upgrade-minimist

I've got this theme up & running in my dev, and like it a lot, it looks great to work with structure wise, just no love yet with using its localdev tooling, gulp etc.

@erutan
I didnt change much on the gulp file.
Im not sure how many npm updates I did but I went thru all the warnings & resolved the most pressing warnings but not everything since I just wanted to get it working I kept updating until things worked.

I attached a diff patch for the gulpfile.babel.js, you'd need to use different paths of course or just hand edit your sub themes file, and I guess just go thru enough npm updates until you're happy & things work. It could be that I did updates with npm that caused me to need to update the format on the gulpfile.babel.js, but I cant recall exactly which update required those changes, likely gulp-sass related since that wasnt working for me.

Oops the patch was backwards lol... sorry

Thanks for that.

My package.json built file by just bumping node-sass to 7.0.0 as per the package.json on the zurb-template repo - I don't care about warnings since this is only going to be run on localdev and not on a server, all it has to do is build. watch is just built into the main gulp script now, running $ gulp.

I bumped up foundation-sites to 6.7.5 (should we just put it and motion-ui at "latest"?). Watch and start can just be taken out of the scripts section of package.json.

I've taken some notes as I've been porting over my old 8.6x-dev child theme to the new STARTERKIT and will share when I'm done with this process, have to run at the moment!

The 9.0 issue has been solved here, and the initial 8.6 prompt is more of a docs issue https://www.drupal.org/project/zurb_foundation/issues/3348930 🐛 Update STARTER package.json so gulp runs, cleanup some extra cruft Closed: won't fix

Edited the issue title to be more self-explanatory :)

Glad you got it sorted, its working nicely for me. Im enjoying building with Zurb & latest drupal, this is my first Zurb theme.

The foundation DROWL mods & setup also here on d.o goes nicely with this theme, since they're extending drupal with foundation in mind, & paragraphs layouts etc etc.

I wasn't familiar with https://www.drupal.org/project/drowl_layouts → does it work with paragraphs better than https://www.drupal.org/project/foundation_layouts → ? I do notice that it explicitly mentions paragraphs where foundation_layouts is more traditional layout vs content like ds & panels. It might be worth mentioning on the project page if so.

I really like how Foundation has so many variables but is somewhat bland - it's useful out of the box without being opinionated and really easy to turn into your own thing while still having a really solid, erm, foundation. :)

Im just testing things to see, Ive tended towards bootstrap for sites, but I like foundation now too. With drowl im also just testing, there's a lot they've done, several modules that integrate for a full setup, there's even a theme they're working on too thats a subtheme of zurb_foundation, but its not on d.o its on gitlab. I've not tried all of their modules yet but so far looks interesting, only one has dependencies that cannot be met, I think because missing configs not published, that, or ive not found them yet.

Interesting, yeah they plan to bring their theme public and integrate it with their suite of modules. from https://www.drupal.org/project/drowl_paragraphs → "Important note: In the current state you need to do a lot of manual configuration to bring all the functionality to life. It was designed to work perfectly with our custom theme. Stay tuned for the upcoming releases - we will make it work more "out of the box"."

The code for their base theme is at https://gitlab.com/webksde-public/drupal/drowl-base-theme, but I imagine it's still being abstracted out of what they're currently using for client work.