Personal website.

sudo apt install ruby-bundler
bundle install --path vendor/bundle

bundle exec jekyll serve

Or using the Dockerfile:

buildah build --layers -f Dockerfile.dev -t localhost/amalieblog:latest . &&
podman run --network=host -it -v .:/site localhost/amalieblog:latest

Overview of structure

_layouts: contains the actual set-up of webpage. In default.html, you find what sections are included where and in blog.html you find the set-up for the blog. This uses the template in tpw.html.
_includes: Home for all the html that are the building blocks of the main web site. This includes the about section, outreach, research, contact, the link to the blog and the header and footer.
img: contains images and icons for website.
css: contains the css files. It contains both the normal file and the minimised files (min.css) for some reason - maybe it should just be one or the other..
fonts: contains fonts and icons.
js: contains javascript for bootstrap (main framework), particles.js (for the moving "stars") jquery and instafeed (which is kinda broken now).
rsc: contains other files to be used on the website. Currently just a cv.
scss: scss files for Ruby to use in the jekyll set-up. Style sheets for the visual elements of the webpage (buttons, themes etc.)
vendor: packages for the website, e.g. jekyll and font-awesome.
(not in git) node_modules: blocks of code for external applications. Mostly used for node.js

_posts: contains the markdown files for the blogposts. They follow a specific naming convention, i.e. yyyy-mm-dd-keyword.markdown. If you do not want a blog post to be public yet, you can either omit pushing it to the git directory or set a date in the future (?).
images: contains images for blog posts. It is sorted into subfolders relating to the relavant blogpost.
Files in _includes and in _layouts.

Gemfile: Essential jekyll set-up
Gemfile.lock: Essential list of modules for Jekyll
gulpfile.js: Essential set-up for ruby and third party libraries.
.gitignore: file to specify what files to hide from git. This could be secrets.txt.
(not in git) secrets.txt: txt file containing a single line with my ADS_API_TOKEN.
_config.yml: simple config file for jekyll. Contains settings for webpage and for buttons and counter.
adsexport.py: python script that gets my most recent publications from my ADS library.
other files starting with adsexport: can be deleted. Temporary files for ads query.
CNAME: txt file containing my alias (a.strova.dk) for this webpage.
LICENSE: MIT License file
(not in git) package.json: generated by bootstrap
(not in git) package-lock.json: generated by bootstrap