commit | 3dc0e94fea5461b0c05a5a8eabc77887f2cd2676 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Piergiorgio Lucidi <plucidi@ziaconsulting.com> | Tue Dec 19 10:45:11 2023 +0100 |
committer | Piergiorgio Lucidi <plucidi@ziaconsulting.com> | Tue Dec 19 10:45:11 2023 +0100 |
tree | ad8b6366c3e0c750262c67ee67ac284a567b012e | |
parent | 42bda1825cc8b9a151c74279c2aa402c31f8f0a0 [diff] |
reverted the old website
This is the source of the Apache ManifoldCF team's website, found at https://manifoldcf.apache.org/
This builds the website and puts its pages in output/
virtualenv $venvname source $venvname/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt git pull origin master # Edit all the markdown! (manifoldcf-site/content/pages/) pelican -t theme
To preview:
cd output/ python -m pelican.server # Browse to localhost:8000
Any time you check in a file, the site regenerates: https://ci2.apache.org/#/builders/3
The gfm_reader.py
script points to a specific directory on bb-slave1 for loading the libcmark-gfm.so
and libcmark-gfmextensions.so
libraries. The path should be adjusted for your local installation.
Run build_cmark.sh
to build the two libraries. It is then helpful to create a directory (say, build_cmark/lib
) with two symlinks from the .so
to the longer, version-specific libraries that the above shell script builds.
To stage a preview of what a PR would result in, be sure to name your branches using the preview/$foo
syntax, for instance preview/cleanup-dec-2021
. This will auto-build and -stage your changes and make them available at manifoldcf-$foo.staged.apache.org
, i.e. manifoldcf-cleanup-dec-2021.staged.apache.org