Chronos Website

Repository Structure:

\____main
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|____editing

If you're reading this you're probably at my github page:

https://github.com/lrodrz/lrodrz.github.io

If you would like to view the website, the website is at:

https://lrodrz.github.io

Information:

To build a local cloned repo:

Clone the repo:

$git clone https://github.com/lrodrz/lrodrz.github.io.git

You might want to use the editing branch to do edits:

$git checkout editing

check if everything is up-to-date:

$git pull origin main editing

Make sure you have jekyll installed. If not, there are guides available for your favorite operating system at: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/installation/

setup the gems:

$bundle install

Launch the static site generator:

$bundle exec jekyll serve

or

$bash chronos.sh

In case you wanted to follow my footsteps and build your own website here is some information about how I put together this website/github-page.

The website was built using jekyll and the following guide: https://docs.github.com/en/pages/setting-up-a-github-pages-site-with-jekyll/creating-a-github-pages-site-with-jekyll

The standard Jekyll directory structure can be found at:

https://jekyllrb.com/docs/structure/

Features:

April 2022:

Plotting:

Might add some plotting capability. atm don't have much time but here's a nice link I found by Ethan Cheong.

https://ethan-cheong.github.io/plotly-in-jekyll/

March 2022:

LaTeX:

Added Mathjax support using the following guides. This allows me to use LaTeX support so that I can write math equations in my posts.

Used Fabrizio Musacchio's Guide for the general flow:

https://www.fabriziomusacchio.com/blog/2021-08-10-How_to_use_LaTeX_in_Markdown/

My actual mathjax_support.html file uses the code I found from Ben Lansdell's How-To:

https://benlansdell.github.io/computing/mathjax/

Note: From jekylls website since I bootstrapped this website from a $jekyll new command from jekyll then _layouts, _includes and _sass are not to be found in my repo but are actually in my install files for the theme I'm using which is minima. Therefore I added all of the contents of _includes and the folder itself to my repo and along with the mathjax support html in order to get the LaTeX support that I wanted. After deploying the website I got the desired effect.