A Jekyll and Bootstrap based informational website for Farset Labs, a hackerspace and charity located in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Install the prerequisites needed for Jekyll. This includes a recent version of Ruby (2.5 or later). We recommend using the latest stable version of Ruby that works with Jekyll and your chosen platform. You can check your version of Ruby by running:
ruby --version
We suggested that you use RVM or rbenv to manage different versions of Ruby locally.
Once you've installed the prequistes, open the project directory and run:
gem install bundler
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve -w
Open http://localhost:4000 in a browser to view the site.
Docker provides reproducible environments to aid development. To work with this site using Docker first ensure that Docker is installed on your machine, and then run:
docker build -t farsetlabs-site . docker run -p 4000:4000 -v `pwd`:/app farsetlabs-site
This will start a container, build the site and then serve it on port 4000. Editing files on your machine will cause the container to rebuild the site and make the changes available in the browser (wait for the confirmation message of the build)
Regenerating: 1 file(s) changed at 2019-06-13 09:33:17
index.html
...done in 10.680932188 seconds.
All contributions to the website and content should be done through a branch. You should follow the Feature Branch Workflow when contributing.
We have one main branch, main
, which represents the live
website. Ongoing improvements to the site that are not live yet
live in feature branches, either on this repository or its forks.
Please branch from the latest main
for your changes.
If you do not have access to our repository, please fork us on Github and submit your branch through a pull request.
If you are not a developer, you should raise corrections and content improvements as issues.
Sidebar links are included from _includes/sidebar-links.md
This is a markdown
list which is parsed when the jekyll site is built. To update sidebar links just
edit this file.
Once you have pushed your changes (either to our repo or your fork as a contributor) you should open a pull request. Our web team will review it. Please leave at least a brief description of what the changes are, and detail any changes made to layout or the functionality of the website.