Closed jaredfiacco2 closed 1 year ago
That's great - thank you! I'll put them live in a few minutes
Hey Gordon, Thanks for putting them live! I have a quick question, I see that the images, thumbnail, and video links aren't rendering in the live pages. Did I do something wrong? I used the format shown in the main readme file and the other tutorials as an example.
Is there another location where I have to add the new tutorial directory so those pngs can be added to the "refimages/" in the build? I looked at the other working tutorials to find examples but didn't see anything obvious. I'm sure I'm missing something though!
Thanks for the help in advance! :)
Format Used (pulled from the EspruinoDocs main readme):
[[http://youtu.be/VIDEOID]] puts a video on the page
Adds an image. Images should be in a directory named after the filename of the file referencing them (or the same directory as the file referencing them)
Site Example: https://www.espruino.com/Puck.js+AWS+IOT Ref Image Link: https://www.espruino.com/refimages/Puck.js_AWS_IOT_noedred-process.png
Ahh, sorry - that one was my fault - I forgot to commit those extra images to the website.
The video doesn't show because it's a youtube shorts link (the first one we've had). I just changed it to https://youtu.be/Ejb9RpYWCKc
and it seems to work fine.
I also noticed it seems that the markdown parser we use doesn't like it what the three backticks for code come right after a line of text (it thinks they are part of the text) - so you need a blank line before and after.
I'll update the site (and this repo) in a few minutes.
Awesome! I just checked and both sites are working now. Thanks so much!!
I added a tutorial on how to stream data into AWS IOT Core & use your Puck.js as a door alarm system! Been using it for a few days and it works really well! Here's a demo! https://youtube.com/shorts/Ejb9RpYWCKc
I also cleaned up the GCP tutorial from my last pull request. I switched the directory name halfway through making the tutorial and forgot to update it in the .md file. Also found a more fool-proof way to edit the nodered.service file.
I'm really glad I made these this weekend because I accidentally snapped my Raspberry Pi's SD card and had to do an entire system rebuild. These pictures & the document helped a ton!