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The repo for the official website for Code and Coffee in Long Beach, CA. Made with jekyll.
http://www.codeandcoffeelb.org
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Feature/#71 add vagrantfile #75

Closed rogerhoward closed 8 years ago

rogerhoward commented 8 years ago

Apologies for the merge conflicts.

This branch adds a Vagrantfile and shell-based vagrant provisioning, to allow easier local testing for those who struggle with local installs of Ruby. Implementing this necessitated a variety of changes:

  1. Upgrading to Jekyll 3 (via the github-pages gem)
  2. Per Jekyll 3, moving source code into a subdirectory to avoid conflicts. This added to new properties to _config.yml: source and destination, and moved nearly every file in the repo under the new _source directory.

How to test/use:

  1. from the repo root, run vagrant destroy and then vagrant up
  2. Watch the provisioning fly by. Sorry, this may take a few minutes, particularly if you haven't used vagrant before or don't have a local cache of the ubuntu/trusty64 image.
  3. See that it completes without error and note the instructions at the end.
  4. Connect via ssh by running vagrant ssh
  5. cd /vagrant
  6. bundle exec jekyll serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8124
  7. On your host machine, navigate to http://0.0.0.0:8124 in your browser
  8. Profit?

Notes:

  1. This uses rbenv to install an appropriate version of Ruby (2.2.3)
  2. This uses bundler to install all Gems in the Gemfile, including Jekyll itself
  3. Meh.
torch2424 commented 8 years ago

Those notes haha!

@rogerhoward @davidnuon would you like to have a vagrant file specifically for this project? On top of our coffeemaker? I think we should just do both. It would be redundant, but then we could have options :)

torch2424 commented 8 years ago

no work should go unused :D