sadmanca / blogv0.5

Half-baked iteration of my personal blog built with Quarto — see the current iteration at http://sadman.ca

Home Page:https://sadmanca.github.io/blogv0.5/

Repository from Github https://github.comsadmanca/blogv0.5Repository from Github https://github.comsadmanca/blogv0.5

Sadman's Blog

My personal website and blog built with Quarto and deployed with Cloudflare. You can find it at sadman.ca.

Reporting Issues

Please report issues or edits on the site by opening a "Bug Issue" in the sadmanca/blog repository: New Issue

Contributing

This section discusses how to contribute to the documentation by rendering a document locally.

Quarto-web uses a frozen state of computation

This Quarto project uses freeze: true, meaning it will never run computation engines during a project render. No Knitr or Jupyter configuration is needed to build the whole website. The _freeze folder is tracked on the git repo for this purpose. (See about freeze for a reminder of how this works).

What is the impact if you modify (or add) a document:

  • If you modify a document that doesn't use any computation (i.e default engine: markdown is used), committing only the changes in the document is enough.
  • If you modify a document that uses engine: knitr or engine: jupyter, you need to render the document locally and commit the changes in the _freeze folder as well. See incremental render.

Rendering the whole website

To render the whole website locally, you can use the following command:

# Update freeze state if needed
quarto render /docs/path/to/modified-or-added-document.qmd
# Render the whole website using freeze state for all the other docs
quarto render

Licenses

About

Half-baked iteration of my personal blog built with Quarto — see the current iteration at http://sadman.ca

https://sadmanca.github.io/blogv0.5/

License:MIT License


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