Simple article site without a database.
Assuming a Windows machine using WSL and Docker.
docker-compose up -d
Add 127.0.0.1 netdev.samdriver.xyz to your Windows hosts file.
Access site at http://netdev.samdriver.xyz/
Assuming you're me, or have stolen the appropriate private key.
rsync -e \"ssh\" -av --info=progress2 --delete --exclude=\".git\" --exclude=\"vendor\" ~/code/samdriver.xyz/ sdriver@new.samdriver.xyz:/home/sdriver/samdriver.xyz
Or if using VS Code, run the sync-live task.
Convert images to webp when possible. This will work well in the majority of cases. Consider switching -near_lossless 60 for -q 80 (or similar) if dealing with photos. If images have important colour information encoded along with alpha (e.g. a 4 channel texture) add the -exact option.
for f in *.png; do cwebp -near_lossless 60 "$f" -o "${f%.png}.webp"; done
The base site project intentionally has no dependencies for the live version other than PHP itself.
It does have development dependencies for automated tests. These are not required for the project to function, and do not need to be present on a live server.
Some pages are built using various JavaScript tools. Look for a readme.md in their directory within public/article-data.
docker-compose run --rm phpunit tests/
Currently the project uses a different autoloader for testing than it does for live. The testing autoloader is provided by Composer, while the "real" autoloader is found at ./app/autoloader.php.
Some articles use build tools to prepare JavaScript, for example complex-refraction. If there are build steps required, there will also be a readme.md file explaining them.
- Auto-generate outline on side of articles.
- Update Docker version to use Apache, to match server.