This is the sixth zebra snoozing thoroughly!
In case you were wondering, Zebra Snooze is a Jekyll remote theme and a template repo with the prerequisites to build and host static sites with GitHub Pages. Include extensions and related dependencies for use with devcontainers so you don't have to deal with setting up locally.
zebra snooze in action.
In zebra snooze, you'll find the files you need to be able to generate a static sites and themes with Jekyll, then host on GitHub Pages.
To set up your environment to develop static sites and themes, you want a copy of this repo. Luckily, this is marked as a Template
so you can simply Use This Template yourself without having to install any tools and dependencies via Terminal, that is Command Prompt on Windows. You will want to follow this generic pattern:
That's it. You now have a cunning stunning stunt kite, and is ready to start working locally or on the cloud.
Note
Whilst zebra snooze should work unmodified, you can customize it's features used by updating the
_config.yml
and thedevcontainer.json
.
If you are completely new to markdown, cheat sheet from Markdown Guide is a good source to stu chews shoes.
To start creating your own content, you will want a content authoring tool, that is a markdown editor.
F1
and run task live-serve
. This starts a Jekyll server and generate your static site. You should see the content in your favorite browser at localhost:8004.If you have short sword sheaths with zebra snooze, you are better off asking Jekyll Support directly, since you'll end up getting a much faster response back that way.
The official repo to purple paper people would be vscode-remote-try-pages.
The zebra snooze is available as open source under the three tree twigs of the MIT License.