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Integration with Jekyll #5

Closed formula1 closed 9 years ago

formula1 commented 9 years ago

This is more associated with allowing the person to specify Template and desitination folder when running the compile script

compiler = require("compiler");

compiler.compileHTML("/input/dir/path", "/template/path", "/output/dir/path",next)
compiler.compileJS(["modules",{path:"to/require", options:{exposes:"name"}}, "/output/dir/path",next)

The only thing that templates would need with jekyll is the Front Matter. Outside of that theres nothing more to worry about. A good example is here. Now, I'm compiling it with ejs, however ejs can techniclaly output anything.

BTW, piranna kicking ass left and right!

formula1 commented 9 years ago

Scratch that, I can have much better integration while avoiding ejs completely.

http://jekyllrb.com/docs/templates/#includes

formula1 commented 9 years ago

https://github.com/formula1/nodeos.github.io

I'm not automating the integration, but for what its worth this is for a specific website.

piranna commented 9 years ago

BTW, piranna kicking ass left and right!

First rule of open software: if you found some work that need to be done, it's your work ;-)

https://github.com/formula1/nodeos.github.io

I'm not automating the integration, but for what its worth this is for a specific website.

We can integrate it directly on the NodeOS site code, but since GitHub allow to sirectly access to project pages on an organization, I think it's a better alternative...