https://finance.adriant.io is my personal finance blog built using Jekyll and hosted on Github-pages.
docker-compose up
For convenience use the provided docker-compose script which performs the following steps:
- Builds the Docker image from the Dockerfile
- Mounts the current directory into the Docker container working directory to enable
livereload - Exposes the application port
4000and livereload port35729
Seems like livereload doesn't work on Windows and I already tried the suggestion from this blog. So just disable it for now.
Commits to the master branch will automatically trigger CI/CD defined in the Github Actions. This will collect tags, build the jekyll site and commit the static site to the gh-pages branch.
Add to _drafts with the file name format YYYY-mm-dd-name-of-post.md
Here's an example post. It should include the category, comma-delimitted tags, and optionally a read more separator.
# ---
layout: post
categories: aws kubernetes
tags: s3 eks
---
Hello I'm here to talk about s3 and eks.
<!--more-->
<Users only see this content when they click into the blog post>.
When the post is ready to be published, move it to _posts.
Use this to embed an image.
{% include image.html file=FILE[, alt=ALT, width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT] %}
$ bundle add <gem>
If it is a jekyll plugin, you may need to add it to the plugins section in _config.yml
Not all jekyll plugins are supported by Github pages. I guess it makes sense, they don't read the Gemfile and install your deps, they just have a preset environment. Here's a list of supported plugins: https://pages.github.com/versions/