sascha-kirch.github.io

Website: https://sascha-kirch.github.io

General Highlights

• Google Analytics support
• GitHub API access
• StackOverflow RSS access
• Medium Blog RSS access
• Github pages with Jekyll
• Bulma CSS framework
• Bulma Timeline extension

Prerequisites and Installation for your own Github Page

Option 1: Use supplied Dockerfile

• Install docker.
• Clone/fork this repo and change directory into repo
• Build the docker image with the tag github-pages:

  docker build -t github-pages .
  

• Create a container named github-pages with an interactive terminal, the name of your choice, bind the this repo and enable port forwarding of a port of your choice:

  docker container create -it --name <YOUR-IMAGE-NAME> -v <PATH-TO-REPO>/sascha-kirch.github.io:/root/github-pages/ -p <YOUR-PORT>:4000 github-pages
  

• Start container in interactive mode:

  docker container start -i <YOUR-IMAGE-NAME>
  

• Install gems:

  cd docs/
  bundle install
  

• Make changes and test with:

  bundle exec jekyll serve --host=0.0.0.0
  

• On your docker host, open the browser on 127.0.0.1:<YOUR-PORT>

Option 2: Fork this Repo as starting point

• Install Jekyll incl. dependencies and set up Git
• Fork this repo
• Rename the repo to you user name
• Make your changes
• Build the page
• Upload to Github to host the page

Option 3: Starting from Scratch

• Follow the Github's guide on how to Creating a GitHub Pages site with Jekyll

Repo Stats

since 16.04.2022