The tus.io website.
To work on the site locally, type:
cd ~/code
git clone git@github.com:tus/tus.io.git
make previewThis will run a chain of different Makefile targets that will
install prerequisites, download the latest version of our protocol, community
info, and then build all e.g. markdown & less files to html & css into _site.
It will then fire up a Jekyll server and will offer you to click on http://127.0.0.1:4000 where the tus.io site will be running.
When you make changes, Jekyll automatically rebuilds, and you can refresh your browser after a few seconds.
tus.io is deployed onto GitHub pages, but since we have many custom build requirements that
GitHub can't support for us (like building community pages and the protocll),
we curate content in master, build ourselves locally, then
directly push artifacts to to the gh-pages branch of the tus.io repo on GitHub.
make deployThis compiles the Jekyll source into ./_site, copies that into a random TMPDIR,
initializes a Git repo there, and force-pushes to the gh-pages branch of the tus.io repo.
Up to ten minutes later (but mostly after a few seconds), GitHub will have updated the tus.io site accordingly.
Just edit logos.yml directly and
save - this will send us a PR. We will download and include the externally linked logo ourselves
later on via make download-logos && make optimize-logos.