nipy / blog

nipy blog

Web pages for nipy blog

The website is built using Pelican.

The built web-pages go in the gh-pages branch of this repo.

The Pelican source for the website goes in the master branch.

Working on the site goes like:

First time

1. Install Pelican
2. Clone this repo from http://github.com/matthew-brett/blog or fork it to your own Github account.
3. git submodule update --init --recursive

After that

1. Add any posts in content as something like content/name-of-post.md using the Pelican formatting (see other posts in content/ for examples). You can also write posts in ReST, with Pelican-specific formatting at the start (see Pelican docs).

2. Add and commit

3. If you don't have write permission to the repo - submit a pull request - we'll merge and build for you.

If you do have write permission then:

If you are working on a clone of nipy/blog.git

1. make github should build the html pages to output, commit them to the gh-pages branch and push this branch up to nipy/blog:gh-pages from which the pages are hosted.

If you are working on your own fork of nipy/blog.git

1. make github will build the html pages to output, commit them to the gh-pages branch and push this branch up to <origin>/blog:gh-pages. origin is the git remote. If origin happens to point to [e-mail]:nipy/blog.git then this will work fine.

   If origin doesn't point to `[e-mail]:nipy/blog.gitand you have another remote that does point there, add that remote to themake`` command, e.g ``make github-upstream-rw`` where ``upstream-rw`` is a remote pointing to ``[e-mail]:nipy/blog.git``