yonamine / yonamine.github.io

yonamine.github.io

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1. How to run locally

How to run locally

1. You can use the Jekyll command

$ jekyll serve

In the current version, there's no live update. If you add, delete or change any file, you should kill the jekyll process (pressing ctrl + c) and run the above comand again.

2. Or you can run the Python3 WebServer

Run the following command:

$ jekyll build --watch

It will re-build the whole Jekyll project, every time you add, delete or change any file from your project. The Jekyll process will be running until you kill it ((pressing ctrl + c)).

And then, run the next command:

$ python3 -m http.server --directory _site/ 4000

In Python3, there's a simple HTTP server. In our case, it's enough to run our web site. I am passing the port 4000 and the directory served is "_site", like jekyll serve.

3. Or even NodeJS

I'll skip it but it's very easy to create a simple web server.

4. Open any browser

Then, open any web browser and go to http://127.0.0.1:4000/. Note that if you change the port value, you have to change in the URL as well.

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