blog.samuel.domains

What a personal Jekyll blog :100:

Deploy it locally

Install requirements

1. # aptitude install git gem ruby-dev zlib1g-dev

2. # gem install jekyll jemoji jekyll-seo-tag jekyll-sitemap jekyll-redirect-from jekyll-mentions jekyll-admin jekyll-paginate-v2

Fetch the sources, and run the development server

1. $ git clone git@git.forestier.app:HorlogeSkynet/blog.git

2. $ cd blog/

3. $ jekyll serve

4. Go to http://127.0.0.1:4000/

How to contribute ?

Project architecture

• Posts are placed under _posts/ folder, and their respective images under _img/ folder

• Styles and scripts assets are respectively under css/ and js/ folders

Cool stuffs available here

• Disable comments section per post with :

  ---
  comments: false
  ---
  

• Publish a post as draft (not referenced anywhere) :

  ---
  draft: true
  sitemap: false
  ---
  

• Set a static link to a post or a page (in addition to its default permalink) :

  ---
  redirect_from: /my-cool-link
  ---
  

• Add a reference to a GitHub user profile within a post or a page :

  This is a pretty **cool post** written by @HorlogeSkynet !
  

• Create an images gallery :

  {% include gallery.html URIs='your-post-name_1.png;your-post-name_2.jpg;your-post-name_3.jpeg' %}
  

• Add a video withing an <iframe> tag :

  {% include video.html URL='https://your.video.provider/video_id' %}
  

• Add a music from SoundCloud or Spotify :

  {% include soundcloud.html track_id='your_track_id' %}
  <!-- ... -->
  {% include spotify.html track_id='your_track_id' %}
  

• Add a right-padding to a FontAwesome icon (automatically left-padded) :

  <i class="fas fa-forward right"></i>
  

May I have a WYSIWYG to work on this website ?

Of course you may, just go to : http://127.0.0.1:4000/admin :tada:

As you surely already guessed, it won’t be available from production !

Acknowledgments

This website is built upon :

• Jekyll
• Isso
• Bugdroid Favicon
• FontAwesome
• Auto-Hiding Navigation, by Claudia Romano
• Vertical Timeline, by Sebastiano Guerriero
• Simple Jekyll Search, by Christian Fei
• Atom and JSON feeds, by Josh Goebel