Hi! This is my personal website tLLWtG Blog.
The Jekyll theme is derived from Hux Blog.
You will need Ruby and Bundler to use Jekyll. Following Using Jekyll with Bundler to fullfill the enviromental requirement.
Installed dependencies in the Gemfile
:
$ bundle install
localhost:4000
by default):$ bundle exec jekyll serve # alternatively, npm start
You can also get this repo from gitee.
$ git clone https://gitee.com/tllwtg/tllwtg.github.io.git
gh-pages
branch.Besides, it's also a good choice to just download "tLLWtG_Blog.zip" in Releases(usually out of date though).
$ git clone https://github.com/tLLWtG/tllwtg.github.io.git -b gh-pages
$ cd tllwtg.github.io # or, cd tLLWtG_Blog
$ python -m http.server
Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 (http://0.0.0.0:8000/) ...
Now you can visit tLLWtG_Blog through the url shown in your terminal.
Sometimes you have to replace
0.0.0.0:
withlocalhost:
.
And if your port8000
is occupied, please set andother port like thispython -m http.server 1234
.
Since tLLWtG Blog uses action-build-deploy-ghpages to build and deploy on GitHub Pages, you have to fork that repo, and modify .github/workflows/main.yml
, where you are supposed to substitute - uses: tLLWtG/action-build-deploy-ghpages@main
with - uses: <yourusername>/action-build-deploy-ghpages@main
.
Otherwise, you should delete the folder .github
, and deploy according to the normal steps suggested by GitHub Pages.
This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.