This repository contains the source for the website of Apache JSPWiki, so it can be deployed via gitpubsub (see https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-13716)
The website itself is completely static, being automatically generated by JBake prior to deployment. The content of the website is written in a mixture of Freemarker templates and Markdown. Templated content is interpreted only at build time, with the final result being completely static.
To facilitate ease of development and testing, this repository also contains an mvn-ci.sh build
script, the usage of which is documented below.
In addition to the LICENSE and NOTICE files required of any proper Apache-licensed project,
the repository contains the following critical files:
| Filename | Description |
|---|---|
./pom.xml |
to orchestrate the website build |
./Jenkinsfile |
file meant to be run by a Jenkins CI server, to build and deploy the website. |
./mvn-ci.sh |
script to build and deploy the website using Maven. |
./src/main/config/ |
changelog header; will be merged with actual changelog through the main ``Jenkinsfile` |
./src/main/jbake/ |
standard jbake maven plugin structure, contains three subdirectories: |
-> assets/ |
The assets directory is where you should place your static files such as images, CSS files and JavaScript files etc. These files are copied over to the baked output as is. You can create any directory structure you like in the assets directory and this structure will be maintained when copied. |
-> content/ |
holds content files, with the extension of these files determining what type of content it contains (i.e.: .md for Markdown, .html for raw HTML, etc.) |
-> templates/ |
holds templates files, with the extension of these files determining the templates engine (i.e.: .ftl for Freemarker, .thyme for Thymeleaf, etc.) |
./content/ |
the actual content served for jspwiki.apache.org, see publishing changes below |
The CI build (Jenkinsfile) needs Java 8 and a Maven installation. This
script is run at ASF's Jenkins instance.
This script takes the changes from the "jbake" branch, generates the site, pulls the
javadocs, generates the binary compatibility reports and puts them on the "asf-site"
branch, where they get published, usually a few second later. See "publishing changes"
section below for details.
The Maven build (mvn-ci.sh) needs at least Maven 3 and Java 8, thus these must
be installed first. It's essentially the same build as the CI build, but meant to be
run locally.
Just run mvn clean jbake:inline and the site will be accesible through http://localhost:8080.
Changes will be reloaded on the fly. When done testing your local changes, press Enter to stop
the web server and return to the shell.
In order to be able to navigate locally, you'll need to edit the site.host property at
./src/main/jbake/jbake.properties. Do NOT commit that change.
Changes to the website are published using Apache's gitpubsub which relies on a special branch called "asf-site" containing all website content.
In the Apache JSPWiki website repository, the "asf-site" branch is an "orphan" branch. Updating the website thus involves:
- Making and testing your changes locally
- Replacing the entire contents within "asf-site" with the newly-generated site from the "jbake" branch.
Second step is automated through Jenkinsfile and mvn-ci.sh files.
Keep in mind that the new content must be staged for and committed in this branch. Once you have
verified that the staged content is as expected, commit your changes (along with a useful commit
message describing the changes at a high level) using git commit and publish the update using
git push origin.
If you wish to unstage your changes, use git reset --hard HEAD to return to the original state
of "jbake", wiping out any local modifications. You can then return to whichever branch you
were working on with git checkout.