It has been tried to use Travis to automatically generate the index files from Rmds, as shown in d08ea63f09054b73c1c3b64f977876a76ee0fdc3
but I gave up since it took a much longer time and it is required to be careful to add the necessary packages to be installed (e92ba3cd246ba873a8cb421cd34ac6b94c024809 and 50f9fc82fce3d06e0ea9182de8a8ead86984829e). The shortcomings are also discussed in https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/travis-github.html
but there still some files to be rewritten, possibly due to the updated version of the rmarkdown package. The general introduction of rmarkdown as a website generator refers to https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/rmarkdown-site.html
Still thinking if there is another more automatic and simple way.
It has been tried to use Travis to automatically generate the index files from Rmds, as shown in d08ea63f09054b73c1c3b64f977876a76ee0fdc3 but I gave up since it took a much longer time and it is required to be careful to add the necessary packages to be installed (e92ba3cd246ba873a8cb421cd34ac6b94c024809 and 50f9fc82fce3d06e0ea9182de8a8ead86984829e). The shortcomings are also discussed in https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/travis-github.html
But built locally would rewrite most files, especially when I run to generate the whole site
rmarkdown::render_site(). Thus, I specify the modified (or new created) Rmds file. For example, for https://github.com/szcf-weiya/ESL-CN/commit/83df85df3104f065164b0c6f9010a77428ab21c4, I usebut there still some files to be rewritten, possibly due to the updated version of the rmarkdown package. The general introduction of rmarkdown as a website generator refers to https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/rmarkdown-site.html
Still thinking if there is another more automatic and simple way.