Overview:

BurgerBurger is a minimal hamburger menu with fullscreen navigation created by Matthew Blode. It is a project that requires no external bower dependencies. This menu can be set to open and close and is compatible with various browsers.

Features:

• Minimal hamburger menu design
• Fullscreen navigation
• No external bower dependencies required

Installation:

To install BurgerBurger, you have several options:

1. Install with npm (recommended):

   npm install the-burger
   

2. Download the latest release from the repository.

3. Clone the repo using the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/mblode/burger.git
   

If you have cloned the repo or downloaded from a .zip file, follow these steps within the terminal:

1. Change directory to the burger folder:

   cd burger
   

2. Install node modules:

   npm install
   

3. Install scss-lint Ruby gem:

   gem install scss-lint
   

To run BurgerBurger, you can use the following commands:

1. To run the gulp server:

   gulp
   

2. To run the build process:

   gulp build
   

Running BurgerBurger on Github Pages:

The gh-pages branch is built using Jekyll, so you need to install it with the following command:

gem install jekyll

Once Jekyll is installed, you can follow these steps:

1. Checkout to the gh-pages branch:

   git checkout gh-pages
   

2. Install the burger dependency:

   bower install
   

3. Run Jekyll:

   jekyll serve
   

4. Open BurgerBurger in your browser at localhost:4000/burger/.

Summary:

BurgerBurger is a minimal hamburger menu with fullscreen navigation created by Matthew Blode. It is a lightweight and dependency-free menu that can be easily installed and customized. It supports various browsers and can be used in both personal and commercial projects thanks to its MIT license.