The local GitHub directory starter.
For an overview of the project structure please refer to the Gatsby documentation - Building with Components.
A big thank you to WikiSuite (and Marc Laporte) for their financial support of the RoLLodeQc relaunch. It would never have happened without them!
This might work on MacOS and Microsoft Windows but I haven't tested it. Let me know!
You'll need Node.js. The quickest way to install it for your local user in the n-install bash script.
git and curl are required for n-install.
$ curl -L https://git.io/n-install | bashThis will install the latest LTS, which is 8.12.0 at the time of this writing.
You should restart your shell before using node and npm but first, setup your GitHub token so you only have to restart once.
You'll need a GitHub account and a token. GitHub provides some help on personal access token creation.
You can generate a new token and set it in your environment variables with the name GITHUB_TOKEN to configure ghraphql.
Better to set it up properly in your .bashrc file or equivalent. You should now restart your shell for the changes to take effect.
There are many ways to install.
This is currently the preferred method and makes upgrades easier. You won't have to install gatsby globally.
git clone https://github.com/millette/gatsby-starter-location-github MY-ROLLO
cd MY-ROLLO
git checkout prod
yarn # or npm install if you don't use yarn.It you don't modify the source, you can periodically do:
git pull
yarn # or npm installIf you need to modify the source, you can use your own branch:
git checkout -b MY-CUSTOM-BRANCH # only once, use whatever branch name
# And once in a while
# edit source code
git commit -a -m"Track your changes"
git checkout prod
git pull
git checkout MY-CUSTOM-BRANCH
git merge prod # might produce conflicts, your turn to handle themIf you need to make drastic changes not supported by customization, you may prefer this method, although keeping up with the changes will be more difficult.
Make sure that you have the Gatsby CLI program installed globally, we're using Gatsby v2:
npm install --global gatsby-cliAnd run from your CLI:
gatsby new MY-ROLLO https://github.com/millette/gatsby-starter-location-github#prod
cd MY-ROLLONext, you should create the file custom/config.js:
module.exports = {
baseUrl: 'http://dev.rollodeqc.com', // don't add a slash at the end
// contactForm: true, // doesn't go anywhere even if enabled
location: 'Lubumbashi',
locationSearch: 'lubumbashi', // pass a string for a single location
// locationSearch: ['montréal', 'québec'], // or an array of strings for multiple locations or synonyms
themeType: 'bootswatch',
themeName: 'journal',
// themeType: 'custom',
email: 'robin@millette.info'
}themeType, if specified, should be one of "bootswatch" or "custom". If you select "bootswatch", then you must also specify themeName to be one of the following:
See Bootswatch for examples.
If you select "custom" for themeType then you must create the custom/scss/ directory with these two files at least:
See Bootstrap's documentation for more.
Otherwise, the default Bootstrap theme is used.
Then you can run it with:
yarn ghraphql:init
yarn devChange MY-ROLLO for a directory name of your choosing.
Create a custom/locales/ directory and add fr.js and en.js files like:
module.exports = {
title: 'RolloDevs — développeurs d’Iran'
}You can see all available strings in the src/i18n/locales/ files.
Depends on ghraphql to fetch GitHub data.
Run these with either npm run SCRIPT or yarn SCRIPT. Replace SCRIPT with any of the following.
Fetch GitHub language colors and generate its json in the custom/data/languages.json file.
Fetch GitHub users for location in custom/config.js and generate its json in the custom/data/gh-users.json file.
Fetch GitHub contributions for users in custom/data/gh-users.json and generate its json in the custom/data/sparks.json file.
Fetch all GitHub data and store in custom/data/ directory.
Delete public/* content (except hidden files) and the whole .cache/ directory.
Start development mode. Sources files are watched and edits are reflected in the browser automatically.
Build static site for production and deployment.
Serve static site, useful locally.
Deploy to GitHub pages, currently broken.
Run source code through linter (standardJS) - may not succeeed, prettier-standard has priority.
Reformat source with prettier-standard. Don't interrupt it or you may lose file contents. In fact, you shouldn't have to use this manually if you're also using git.
prettier-standard runs automatically before committing supported files. You shouln't have to run this manually either.
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