Contributing

If you have an idea and don't know where to start, create an issue and we'll point you in the right direction.

Project Structure

The file list may look intimidating at first, but this is actually a very simple Jekyll website.

Here's a run through by the important files:

_data/abnd.yml and _data/abnd.yml Project entries are defined here. We'll be able to access data from files under _data directory in templates.
index.md, and.html, abnd.html Page files which will correspond to urls /, /and, /abnd respectively.
_layouts/default.html, _layouts/home.html, _layouts/page.html Page files may specify which layouts to render them from.
_includes/ Various reusable pieces of layout, which can be included in pages, layouts, and other includes via {% include %} tag. You can pass parameters to included files which will be exposed as include.* variables.
assets/ Images go here. You can also put .scss files here which will be transpiled into normal css before being returned to the browser.
_config.yml Jekyll configuration file: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/

For more detailed explanation, see Jekyll Docs.

You need to have Ruby environment setup. See Jekyll requirements.

Clone this project and run bundle install followed by bundle exec jekyll serve.

Server URL will be printed to the console. Open it in the browser.

Any changes you make to the files will be reflected on the website after refresh, with the exception of _config.yml file.

If you make changes to _config.yml then you need to stop the server and run bundle exec jekyll serve again.