benhur07b / trainer-guide-open-geodata-training

Training guide for trainers of the Open Geodata Training Programme by the Open Knowledge Foundatoin and the Data for Good Team at Meta.

OKF Open Geodata Training Programme Trainer Guide

This is a training guide website for trainers of the Open Geodata Training Programme by the Open Knowledge Foundation and Data for Good at Meta. Built using Livemark.

Development

Here is a quick instruction for working with the project.

Getting Started

Create a virtual environment (optional):

$ python3.8 -m venv .python
$ source .python/bin/activate

Intall dependencies:

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Start livereload server:

$ livemark start
# will open http://localhost:7000

Build the project (usually you don't need this command if you use livemark start):

$ livemark build

Configuring the Project

https://livemark.frictionlessdata.io/pages/getting-started/configuration.html

There is a livemark.yaml file that provides a full project configuration. Optionally, you can add configuration to individual pages but usually livemark.yaml in the root directory is enough. Using this file you can add and remove pages, change their in-navigation titles, and tweak other settings.

To disable some plugin set it to false:

livemark.yaml

search: false

It will remove the search block from all the pages. See feature reference to figure out a plugin name you want to disable - https://livemark.frictionlessdata.io/pages/feature-reference/general.html.

Editing the Contents

The main plugin to support multiplage sites is called pages. You can see its settings in livemark.yaml:

livemark.yaml

pages:
  items:
    - path: index
      name: Introduction
    - path: pages/before
    - path: pages/during
    - path: pages/mentoring
    - path: pages/completing
    - path: pages/examples

Here is you can configure which markdown documents will be built to HTML pages. You are not tied to any naming conventions so you can move pages to a different directory or to the root directory just updating the corresponding definitions.

Adding HTML blocks

Anytime you need to add raw HTML to your markdown files just use the codeblock syntax with the html markup header (replace single quotes "'" by back ticks "`"):

document.md

My markdown paragrap 1

'''html markup
<div class="container">
  <div class="row">
    <div class="col-sm">
      One of three columns
    </div>
    <div class="col-sm">
      One of three columns
    </div>
    <div class="col-sm">
      One of three columns
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
'''

My markdown paragrap 2

By default Livemark includes these client-side libraries:

• Bootstrap 4 (currently migrating to v5)
• Font Awesome 5
• Lodash 4
• jQuery 3

Styling the Project

The main plugin for rendering project as HTML pages called site. You can see its settings in livemark.yaml:

livemark.yaml

site:
  favicon: assets/favicon.ico
  layout: layout.html
  styles:
    - style.css

To update the layout change layout.html (e.g. adding a footer) and to change the CSS styles change style.css's rules. You need to run livemark build even though your livereload server is running (currently it's a limitation of the livereload server -- it doesn't update styles automatically).

Deploying the Project

Both livemark build and livemark start build the project as a set of HTML pages (you can see near your markdown sources). Once it's built you can just enable Github Pages to server from the main branch and it will be automatically deployed on every push to Github.

An examplar deployment is set up here:

• https://github.com/frictionlessdata/geodata-training

Extending the Project

You can hook basically into any aspect of Livemark build using the plugin system:

• https://livemark.frictionlessdata.io/pages/plugin-system/adding-plugin.html
• https://livemark.frictionlessdata.io/pages/plugin-system/writing-plugin.html

Solving Problems

Please file an issues or a question - https://github.com/frictionlessdata/livemark

License

The website is built using Livemark which is licensed under the MIT License.