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Source code and version history for my online lab notebook

Home Page: http://www.carlboettiger.info

License: Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal

ApacheConf 0.01% HTML 12.81% Ruby 2.12% Makefile 0.08% R 0.31% CSS 38.72% JavaScript 9.82% Python 0.36% Shell 0.03% TeX 35.73%

labnotebook's Introduction

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About this site

Build Status

Welcome to my online open lab notebook; home to all my research scribbles. This README documents the technical information about this site. If you're looking for more about what this open lab notebook is about and why I keep it, consider starting with this introduction, or more about me. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation or the University of California.

Site Features & Credits

Notebook Archiving & Data Management

The lab notebook is written and maintained in plain text (UTF-8) using markdown. All files are kept in a version managed repository system using git, which provides unique SHA hashes to protect against corruption. Synchronized backups of the git repository are maintained on both local and remote servers (RAID 6) to protect against hardware failures, as well as on the public international software repository, GitHub github.com/cboettig. Version history preserves a time-line of changes and protects against user error file loss. Archival copies of notebook entries shall be published annually to figshare where they will be assigned DOIs and preserved by the CLOCKSS geopolitically distributed 12 node global archive.


Building from source

NOTE: This site is developed for my own needs and may be difficult to adapt directly to another purpose. If you are new to Jekyll, consider starting with a basic Jekyll template such as jekyll-bootstrap which will be considerably easier to adapt than working from this repository directly.

The site's .travis.yml file contains the recipe to build this site from scratch on Travis-CI, which is how the site is currently deployed. As such, the script will always provide the current steps necessary to get the site to build (Travis-CI is based on a Ubuntu 12.04 image; these directions can be adapted as needed).

This site repository also now includes a Dockerfile for generating a portable docker container to generate the site.

A separate Dockerfile for building boostrap 3.1.1 CSS can be found in the assets/_bootstrap-3.1.1 directory.

Site configuration

Fill in all elements of _config.yml appropriately.

API key configuration

Several of my custom plugins require authentication credentials to the relevant API, which are not included when forking this public repository, for obvious reasons. These credentials should be stored as secure YAML files in the project source directory, and added to both .gitignore and the exclude list of _config.yml. Currently credentials are only used for the Twitter and Google Analytics plugins. See the headers of these plugins for more documentation.

Custom Plugins

I have written a series of custom Jekyll plugins using these gems. See the header comments of each plugin for more details on their configuration and use. Most are written explicitly for my notebook and may require tweaking for general use. Plugins are frequently under development.


Copyrights & License

All original content is placed in the public domain by Carl Boettiger to the extent possible under law by the Creative Commons Zero declaration, CC0. Plugins are also provided under the MIT license. Please remember that attribution and citation are appreciated where appropriate as proper scholarly practice. (Newton, Darwin, and Shakespeare are similarly in the public domain, but you wouldn't plagiarize from them). Please cite or attribute this work as:

Carl Boettiger ("Page publication date"), "Page Title", Lab Notebook, http://carlboettiger.info

with appropriate page title and publication date as indicated. [Greycite](http://greycite.knowledgeblog.org/) is an excellent online tool that can generate the citation information for any particular page given it's URL.

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