Built with Jekyll and React put in with Webpack.

Why? Because I'm a masochist and refuse to do any CSS styling myself. So I smashed React into my Jekyll website with a hammer, and have lots of regret.

React Development [http://localhost:3000/]

This will provide a dynamic local testing space to test React in.

$env:NODE_ENV="development"
npm install --only=dev
npm start

"Production" (Webpacking and Jekyll Build) [http://localhost:4000/]

This will provide an environment to change Jekyll in real-time (as well as the overall structure of the website), but not the React (unless you want to webpack it each time, ~10 seconds per pack).

$env:NODE_ENV="production"
npm install --only=prod
webpack
bundle exec jekyll serve

//Optional 
node 'src/code/RepoPack.js' --o='./src/code/'

gltfjsx

https://github.com/pmndrs/gltfjsx

God bless this repo, saves me the hassle with gltf files.

For the import, have to manually change: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65950660/importing-usegltf-from-react-three-drei-usegltf-cause-module-not-found