Q: Standard GH pages built?

[mbaudis]

I'm a bit confused about the Docker use - Jekyll runs on GH, and is easy to configure for local builds? Cannot check / change since not a member/admin for this repo...

[cthoyt]

Jekyll is a HUGE issue to install and run locally, but the docker image makes it possible to test locally.

[mbaudis]

I don't want to redo this but I've been running a number of Jekyll sites, partially on servers w/ live updates, partially on GH...

• https://beacon-project.io/
• https://ga4gh-discovery.github.io/

Have a template:

• https://github.com/progenetix/progenetix-site-template
• https://progenetix.github.io/progenetix-site-template/

... but I've switched to running sites using mkdocs (and GH actions):

• docs.genomebeacons.org http://docs.genomebeacons.org/
• info.baudisgroup.org http://info.baudisgroup.org/
• schemablocks.org http://schemablocks.org/

... so it's rather easy to create/host something like that.

Best,

Michael

On 26 Oct 2022, at 18:12, Charles Tapley Hoyt @.***> wrote:

Jekyll is a HUGE issue to install and run locally, but the docker image makes it possible to test locally.

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[cthoyt]

Thanks! yes, right now the deployment is very simple and I'm not worried about the technical aspects (I also am very comfortable with GitHub actions, docker, and all of the devops stuff to make this work)

[mbaudis]

Content >> technology ¯_(ツ)_/¯