This repository provides the source of the homepage http://theslinux.org/ .
You need to use Nanoc from http://nanoc.ws/ to generate the readable
contents.
This work belongs to TheSLinux.
This work is released under the conditions of the license CC BY-SA
that can be found originally from
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ .
Some page in this work may need a different license; if that's the case
the license will be mentioned explicitly.
To contribute to this work you need to create a fork of the Github
repository https://github.com/theslinux/homepage , make some changes
and create your pull request. Remember to fetch the latest updates
from the main repository (see the address provided) by using
git pull [--rebase] to avoid some potential conflicts.
Before creating new pull request you need to review your changes locally
by using the view or watch options provided by Nanoc.
Normally you would work on the master branch where all documentations
of the project are stored. If you have any special feature, please fork
and create a feature branch from that.
The core branch contains the important Ruby code, and that branch
should not be updated by non-privileged developers. Because there are
some mergences that causes very bad and messy logs, please consider to
use cherry-pick if you want to use any core feature on your branch.
Some important files that are on core branch
- Hook scripts in
bin/ - Layout files in
layouts/ - Stylesheet files in
content/stylesheet.css - All ruby files in any directories
- Nanoc configuration files
This list is not complete. It is always safe to use master if you
are working on real contents of the site. Any changes to font colors,
font size, layouts, bla bla must be on core branch.
Important notes: Since 2013 July 28th, the two branches are divergent
and you can't merge them. The only way to get core feature is to use
cherry-pick. However, you should not do that unless you really mean
what you are going to do.
The following Ruby gems are required to build source files with nanoc
and to view the output with nanoc view.
adsf coderay git kramdown nanoc kramdown \
fssm coderay nokogiri guard guard-nanoc
Please note that you need Ruby-1.9 or higher.
The guard gem is an useful to watch your source directory; if there is
any change guard will invoke nanoc compile to build your source.
Please take a look at the example in
./bin/example-start-local-nanoc-stuff.sh
This command normally generates so many output from Guard and nanoc.
You may skip all or most of them by using some known redirections.
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