josephmastey

Actually Using This Thing

0. Run bundle install and npm install
1. Write a new blog post.
2. Use gulp build --prod to generate all the files in /dist
3. Use gulp deploy to cause jekyll to push the /dist directory to the remote gh-pages branch. It'll take a minute to update from cache.
4. I think push the branch jekyll, just so we can recreate the whole situation.
5. Verify on https://github.com/jmmastey/jmmastey/settings that the custom domain hasn't exploded for some reason.

I don't think the master branch actually does anything...

To get started

$ gulp [--prod]

Usage

$ gulp build [--prod]

$ gulp deploy

Settings

In your _config.yml and humans.txt you should add your Github and Twitter profile if you want to.

Install

If you have cloned this repo or want to reinstall, make sure there's no node_modules or Gemfile.lock folder/file and then run npm install and bundle install.

Update

To update: npm update generator-jekyllized -g, then run yo jekyllized:gulp [--rsync|amazon|pages] in this directory. Note that this will overwrite any local changes, so back it up.

Github

For more information on how to use your new project, please refer to the README on Github.

Owner

Joseph Mastey