Website for awesome WM

Requirements

You can build the web page locally by running make, which will generate the output in html/.

To view it, open html/index.html in your web browser.

You can simulate running a web server using Python, which will automatically open index.html when following a link to a directory:

$ cd html
$ python3 -m http.server -b localhost 8000 &

To contribute with Screenshots:

Add your image to the folder images/screenshots with an appropriate name.
Add a new <figure> tag in the bottom of screenshots.mdwn,
Inside the new tag, add the screenshots with a tag and use the <figcaption> to add caption to the image, explaining what is being used on the screenshot.

Fork this repository and create a new branch with a name relevant to the information you will be adding to the site. If you have doubts in how to Fork and Branch, take a look in this cheat-sheet here

The process of editing files can be done inside GitHub's interface, more information here

Create a new link in markdown format [Link Name](Real Link) in the appropriate section in recipes.mdwn file.

Create a new page with your tutorial/setup/widget/snippet in Markdown, with a relevant name, under the recipes folder.
- Example recipes/xrandr-tutorial.mdmw
Link your page to the right section in the recipes.mdwn page with Markdown syntax.
- Example [XrandR Tutorial](../recipes/xrandr-tutorial.html)

Build the site as explained in the Hacking section in this same page to check how your changes will look like.
If everything is right and looks good, you're ready do make a Pull Request.

The master branch gets built by Travis CI, and is then published through Github's Organization Pages.

The API documentation for the master branch at /apidoc is viewable at Github's Project Pages for the apidoc repo, where it gets pushed to from successful builds in the awesome main repo.