Source code behind the website for team BanjulBound, taking part in the Banjul Challenge for 2014.
Visit us on http://www.banjulbound.com - more information about the team, the challenge and how YOU can participate are all up there!
The souce code in this repository is released under Creative Commons. More details of this license can be found on the Creative Commons website.
This is the source code for the BanjulBound website. This is based on templates created by the JBoss Community using Awestruct and Bootstrap.
- Ruby 1.9.2 or above
- RubyGems - 1.3.6 or above
- Bundler - 1.3.5
- Try
sudo gem install bundler
- Try
- GNU WGet 1.14
Note: If you are using Mac OS X, you need to have the following setup:
- XCode. After installing XCode, you should go to
XCode -> Preferences -> Downloadand install the command line (CLI) tools. - MacPorts
- You can install WGet using MacPorts:
sudo port install wget - You need
libxml2andlibxslt:sudo port install libxml2 libxslt - You will need Ruby >= 1.9.2. Mac OS Mountain Lion comes with 1.8.x. Using RVM and JewelryBox is probably the best way to manage and install several different versions of Ruby on OS X.
Run Awestruct in development mode from the top-level directory to build the website and host it using a local web server:
$ bin/run_dev.sh
Use a web browser to visit http://localhost:4242 where you can see the site.
Coming soon
If everyone is happy with staging then:
- Run
$ bin/publish_production.sh - Browse to
http://www.banjulbound.orgto verify publication.
To be able to publish to production, you must have git push rights on http://github.com/maniksurtani/banjulbound. Contact Manik Surtani for such permissions.
Feel like contributing? Great! Just fork the project on GitHub and issue a pull request with your changes.