Documentation Bootstrap - Job Board & Admin Dashboard Template

Hiresy is a modern and professionally designed template for hiring listings, job posts, and job search, powered by Bootstrap version 5.3.3. It includes support for both Light and Dark modes, as well as RTL (Right-to-Left) support, allowing users to customize their viewing experience based on their preferences. The template makes use of the latest web technologies such as HTML5, SCSS, CSS3, Gulp, and Yarn.

With its clean and well-organized structure, Hiresy ensures a seamless browsing experience for job seekers and employers across all devices. It offers a diverse range of beautifully designed job pages that are fully responsive and adapt perfectly to various screen sizes.

To cater to individual preferences, Hiresy provides three distinct color variants, making it easy to customize the template's appearance to match your application's aesthetics. The template prioritizes performance optimization by utilizing minimal SCSS and code, resulting in faster loading times and an improved user experience.

Developers will appreciate Hiresy's developer-friendly codebase, which facilitates effortless customization. Whether you need to modify layouts, introduce new features, or integrate with existing systems, Hiresy offers a solid foundation for building your job listing platform.

To set up Yarn and Gulp for your project and run it on localhost:3000, you can follow these updated steps:

1. Install Node.js

   Node.js is a prerequisite for using Yarn and Gulp. Install it from the official website (https://nodejs.org) by downloading the appropriate installer for your operating system and following the installation instructions.

2. Install node modules

   To install all the modules listed in the dependencies and devDependencies sections of your package.json file, you can easily do so by running the following command:

   yarn install

3. Run the project:

   In the terminal, run the following command to start the project:

   gulp

4. Access the project:

   Open your web browser and visit http://localhost:3000 to access your project.

   Any changes you make to your Sass files or HTML files will trigger the Gulp tasks and automatically update the browser via live reloading.