This repo stores the content and builds the static html for the peoplesopen.net website, excluding the blog/ and gardenmesh/ directories.
If you want to change the text/links/images on a page, simply edit the index.md file in the corresponding page directory in src/.
If you want to add a new page that will live at, say, https://peoplesopen.net/sour-raccoons, create the src/sour-raccoons directory, and put an index.md in it.
First you'll need to install node.js. Then:
cd peoplesopen-front
npm install (install all the dependencies needed by our gulpfile)
npm install -g npx (npx comes with new versions of npm)
Now you're ready. This command runs a local webserver:
npx gulp webserver
And this one rebuilds the web/ directory with your latest changes:
npx gulp
After gaining ssh access to the peoplesopen.net webserver, run:
npm run publish
which is just an alias for npx gulp && scp -r web/* root@peoplesopen.net:/var/www/peoplesopen.net/public-current.
- lib/ # helpers used by the gulpfile
- src/ # page content and assets live here
-- about/
--- index.md # every page has an index.md that lives
# in a directory corresponding to the page's url
# (e.g. peoplesopen.net/about)
# at the top of the index.md, you can specify
# the page title and the name of the template to use
# to render the page (see templates/)
-- assets/
--- files/
--- fonts/
--- images/
--- javascript/
--- stylesheets/
- templates/ # reused html lives here (e.g. page layouts)
-- html.twig # this is the base html used for all pages
-- layout/
--- homepage.twig # this is the html used for the homepage
--- two-columns.twig # this is the layout used for pages with the "Let's Hack" sidebar
- config.yml # project settings (e.g. website title)
- gulpfile.js # turns .scss and .md files into css and html files
# in the web/ directory
- package-lock.json # these files keep track of dependencies used by the gulpfile
- package.json