Closed therajanmaurya closed 3 years ago
Well, in order to run this locally, you'd first need to install Ruby and Jekyll into your system.
I'd like you to check this article: https://leimao.github.io/blog/Jekyll-Site-Locally/ for starters.
PS:- You'd need to figure some things yourself as well. As this theme is of "plug-and-play" kind, most of its users would use this on web only. So, figure your usecase by doing some research. Peace!
FYI I found an easy way to test locally using a Docker image. I described it here: https://haralduebele.github.io/2021/02/15/Test-your-Github-Pages-content-locally/
It is great that whenever I make changes. It is working fine but It's not good practice to commit and push the code on GitHub to see the changes.
I tried to running locally but it's not working.