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Install

These are the sources for the Agile France website.

Getting started

  • Install:
    • Node.js: brew install node with homebrew on macOS.
    • Dependencies: npm install.
  • Build:
    • npm run build — build output files into public directory.
    • npm run build-fast — build output files into public directory, but consider images are already there.
    • npm run dev — build automatically when you make changes.

Updating the contents for a new year

  • Replace all instances of the previous year by the current year (e.g. find-and-replace “2016” by “2017”) and update the dates. See for example f5975a5.
  • Change the order of sections. See for example 2e30660.

Deploying

CircleCI, as set up in circle.yml, will run a deploy script. That deploy script will compile the site to a static version and push it to a new repo with GitHub Pages on, most probably on the @AgileFrance organisation.

Ask @FredZen to create a new subdomain of conf.agile-france.org with the name of the current year (e.g. 2017.conf.agile-france.org), and make it point to the new GitHub Pages repo. It will most likely be called github.com/AgileFrance/20XX (where 20XX is the current year).

Then, give CircleCI push access to the new repo:

  1. Create a new SSH key locally with ssh-keygen. Set no password.
  2. Add the private key to CircleCI.
  3. Add the public key to the deploy keys of the new repo.