Closed mshook closed 2 years ago
I think the instructions page is the most we have in terms of how it works.
If you look at the project code, most of it is the eleventy code:
.eleventy.js
is the eleventy configwatch.json
has the list of watch files, which is basically anything in css, src and some config filessrc/_data/friends.js
has the "webring" functionalitysrc/_data/_includes/layouts
has the templates for each pagecc @jlord if I've missed anything!
Thank you. That is very helpful.
-Michael
On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 3:01 PM Monica Dinculescu notifications@github.com wrote:
I think the instructions https://geoglitchies.glitch.me/instructions/ page is the most we have in terms of how it works.
If you look at the project code https://glitch.com/edit/#!/geoglitchies, most of it is the eleventy code:
- .eleventy.js is the eleventy config
- watch.json has the list of watch files, which is basically anything in css, src and some config files
- that watch file is iirc used by glitch to re-run the npm install script when anything in those files changes. so basically, every time you add a new post or edit one, the site is rebuilt.
- src/_data/friends.js has the "webring" functionality
- src/_data/_includes/layouts has the templates for each page
cc @jlord https://github.com/jlord if I've missed anything!
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Is there a place where you (or Jessica Lord) explain how GeoGlitchies works?
I realize it must all be there, but I haven't been able to figure it out.
-Michael