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Bridge Foundry Web Site

This site is build with Jeykll and hosted on Github Pages -- pushing the master branch will update the website.

Adding a blog post

  1. Check out this repo with git clone to your local computer.
  2. Create a file in the _posts directory. The format of the file name is important! It should be YYYY-MM-DD-first-few-words-or-desc-of-post.md. The date is the date that the blog post should appear to have been published on.
  3. Add the following Jekyll "front matter" to the top of your new markdown file:
---
layout: post
title: This is the Title of Your Blog Post
tags: ready
---
  1. On the next empty line, compose your post. You can use Markdown tags like **bold** or even raw HTML.
  2. Follow the steps in the rest of this README for local previewing ("Local development") and deployment of your post.

Local development

install Ruby

gem install bundler
bundle

Note: the website integrates two other repos, which are integrated as submodules and then need to be built individually. If you want to make changes to those, work directly in these separate repos

The full website can be built by triggering a build on Travis, which anyone who is a member of the bridgefoundry organization on github should be able to do.

To build locally:

git submodule update --init --recursive
(cd code-of-conduct-src; bundle; bundle exec jekyll build --destination ../code-of-conduct)
(cd workshop-map-src; bundle; bundle exec jekyll build --destination ../workshop-map)

to run the site:

jekyll serve

point your browser at: http://localhost:4000/

Deploying the site

Build Status

The site is deployed with Firebase hosting and should automatically deploy whenever a change is checked into master. If there are any issues, please send email to admin@bridgefoundry.org

When we update the code-of-conduct or workshop-map, then we need to make some kind of change to this repo (such as this README) in order to trigger a new deploy.