This project has the code used to generate personal pages with Nanoc, a static-site generator. The main object of this repository is to create the basic structure that can be used to create personal pages. Thus, this source code provides some structures and features that you can use to create your own personal web-site:
- The basic layout already includes bootstrap, so you can have a responsive website and use the existing bootstrap features
- Since we use Nanoc, you can:
- have REST-like URLs. You can find some sample pages in the content folder (i.e: the file content/projects.html will generate a page in /projects/ URL.
- have helpful ruby code in .erb files which will be compiled to html files afterwards.
- define your basic layout in a separeted file from content files.
- You can customize the design of your page by overwireting the default css in content/style.css
Checkout some examples here:
- Install Ruby 2.2.0. You can use rvm for this.
- Install nanoc:
gem install nanoc.
- Note: if gem install command fails with permission error, try it with sudo.
- Check if nanoc was properly installed:
nanoc --version - Install a local server:
gem install adsf.
- Note: if gem install command fails with permission error, try it with sudo.
To compile the site run: nanoc. Nanoc will create the complete HTML files in the output folder with plain HTML.
Now you can start a web server by running nanoc view. Open a web browser and you should be able to see the site.