This is the repository for the Data Carpentry website: https://datacarpentry.org.
The website template and theme is from »Feeling Responsive«, a flexible theme for Jekyll built on Foundation framework.
Developed by Moritz Sauer
The website uses Jekyll, a static website generator written in Ruby.
You need to have Version 2.1.0 or higher of Ruby and the package manager Bundler (The package manager is used to make sure you use exactly the same versions of software as GitHub Pages).
Bundler can be installed with $ gem install bundler.
If you are on Linux, you will need to install the Ruby header files (e.g., $ sudo apt-get install ruby-dev on Debian/Ubuntu).
After checking out the repository, please run:
$ bundle update
to install Jekyll and the software it depends on. You may consult Using Jekyll with Pages for further instructions.
You will also need Python 3 with PyYAML available in order to re-generate the data files the site depends on.
Please do not use jekyll build or jekyll serve directly to build or view the website.
Instead, you should use the following commands:
makeormake commands: list available commands.make serve: build files locally and run a server at http://0.0.0.0:4000/ for viewing. This is the best way to preview the site.make site: build files locally, but do not serve them dynamically.make cleanremoves the_sitedirectory and any Emacs editor backup files littering the source directories.
The details describes a few more advanced commands as well. Please note that rebuilding this site can take 3-4 minutes on a moderately powerful laptop, and occasionally times out on GitHub. We're working on it...
Push to the master branch triggers Travis-CI for this repository. The script checks that the YAML headers in pages and blog post is valid, and updates the list of workshops from AMY.