jekyll.make

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Makefile module for maintaining Jekyll site.

jekyll.make

The jekyll.make file is a Makefile module for maintaining a Jekyll site.

Usage

Use the -f option to load and use jekyll.make:

$ make -f jekyll.make
Usage: make [ TARGET ... ]

These jekyll-* make targets help you manage a Jekyll site.

  jekyll-help       - show this help message
  jekyll-init       - bootstrap a virtualenv runtime environment
  jekyll-publish    - publish articles
  jekyll-theme T    - change Jekyll theme to M

Or you can write your main makefile like following to merge jekyll.make make targets in:

.PHONY: all
all: jekyll-help

...

include jekyll.make

Install

The installation depends on where you plan to publish the site to:

Github Pages

The jekyll.make file will assume it is contained in a git repository cloned from github. It will detect the repository name on github, and publish it as an user/organization site or as a project site.

The base URL for an user/organization site would be: http://username.github.io
The base URL for a project site would be: http://username.github.io/project

Publish as an user/organization site

To publish to Github Pages as an user/organization site, please fork the jekyll.make project directly on Github to a project named whatever under your account.

For example, fork jekyll.make to a project called blog. The resulting site will be located at http://username.github.io/blog.

Publish as a project site

To publish to Github Pages as a project site, please fork the jekyll.make project directly on Github to a project named username.github.io under your account.

For example, fork jekyll.make to a project called username.github.io. The resulting site will be located at http://username.github.io/.