Jekyll Profile Using Docker Compose

This project using docker compose to develop a jekyll blog.

To run this project, you need Python3, Docker, and Docker Compose.

Init

Create file .env by copy _env

cp _config/_env _config/.env

Edit file _config/.env with your config.

Docker

Fist you need to start the docker compose

./cli docker up

Make sure your Docker=20.10.22, Docker Compose=v2.14.1, if you can not run this command.

When you finish the work, and want to off docker, use this command

./cli docker down

When you edit Gemfile (add more dependency), you need to re-build docker image, use this command

./cli docker build

App

After run ./cli docker up, now you can start this blog app.

Developing

Use this command when developing the app

./cli app serve

The blog app now live in http://localhost:4000

Deploy

To build the blog app, run this command.

./cli app build

Now you can go to http://localhost:3000 to re-check the blog page.

Testing via LAN (using multi device)

First you need to find your IP address, run this command.

ifconfig eno1

or just ifconfig

Look for something like this inet 192.168.1.135.

Replace localhost at URL by the found IP. Example: http://192.168.1.135:3000

Now you can use your phone which is connected to the same wifi router, to access this URL.

Others

Encrypt private post

Create file _store_files/encrypted.csv with this format

<blog-title>,<password>

Example

blog-thu-nghiem,impose-partner-hamstring
huong-dan-dang-bai,roundup-refold-decibel

Note: No space between blog-title and password, only separate them by comma (,)

Compress images

./cli tool tinify <image-folder-path>

Convert images to Webp formant

./cli tool cwebp <image-folder-path>