_config.yml

#
# More configuration examples at:
# http://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/
#

#
# Jekyll basic configurations
#

source:         ./_app
destination:    ./_site
timezone:       Asia/Hong_Kong
permalink:      /:title.html
markdown:       redcarpet
highlighter:    pygments

#
# Jekyll serve settings
#

port:           4321

#
# Jekyll build settings
#

future:         false

#
# Additional Markdown settings
#

redcarpet:
  extensions:
    - footnotes
    - no_intra_emphasis
    - smart
    - space_after_headers
    - superscript
    - tables

#
# User defined settings
#

# Site name
name:           Almace Scaffolding

# Site description, will appear in the document meta and Atom feed subtitle
description:    I make things that don’t suck.

# Base URL, this is useful when I need to build site in a sub-directory (like GitHub Pages for Projects), it provides a specific URL prefix, for example, if the production site URL is http://sparanoid.com/lab/version/, set `base` to `/lab/version/24`, without trailing slash.
# Default:      null
base:           null

# CSS path used in templates
# Default:      /assets
assets:         /assets

# Since I use `/feed/index.xml` as feed permalink, `{{ page.url }}` won't pass feed validation with "Self reference doesn't match document location" error
# Default:      /feed
feed:           /feed

# Used in atom feed, sitemap, Twitter Cards, and etc. I should use absolute full URLs for these fields
url:            http://amsf.github.io

# Media assets URL used in posts, without trailing slash. ie. `<img href="{{ site.file }}/image.png">`. In the most cases this URL should be powered by a CDN provider
file:           http://rsrc.sparanoid.com

# Download files URL used in posts, ie. href="{{ site.download }}/package.zip", this should also be a CDN link just like `site.url`. There's no differences in `site.url` and `site.download`, I just use one CDN for post images and another for large download files. That's it. Remove or ignore this if you don't need it
download:       http://dl.sparanoid.com

# User related information
# {{ site.profile.user }}: author name, used in post pages, and atom feed
# {{ site.profile.email }}: used in atom feed, homepage, and about page
# {{ site.profile.twitter.creator }}: used by Twitter Cards
# {{ site.profile.twitter.site }}: used by Twitter Cards
# {{ site.profile.google_plus }}: used in footer, this link is display: noned, only to pass Google+ authorship check
# {{ site.profile.donate }}: a donate link used in posts like `<a href="{{ site.profile.donate }}">Donate me</a>`
profile:
  user:         Tunghsiao Liu
  email:        t@sparanoid.com
  twitter:
    creator:    tunghsiao
    site:       sparanoid
  google_plus:  tunghsiaoliu
  donate:       https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&amp;hosted_button_id=LTXZ835Y6T95S

# Enable this settings to make your feed Daring Fireball-like link blog
# (This basically change your <link> value to external link you defined in your posts)
# Default:      false
link_blog:      false

# Change the value to true to use post excerpt for RSS feeds
# Default:      false
rss_excerpt:    false

# Hide footer from your homepage, example: sparanoid.com
# Default:      false
clean_homepage: false

# Style post link color (if defined) for article list
# Default:      false
colorful_list:  false

# Show generator credits
# Default:      true
credits:        true

#
# Custom distribution variables
#

# SSH remote server hostname
remote_host:    caladbolg

# Prevent them from being deleted on server (rsync --delete), these files and directories are available on the remote server but outside this git repo. I need to ignore them.
ignore_files:   --exclude=lab

# Media assets sync'ed using s3cmd
static_files:   ~/Dropbox/Sites/static.sparanoid.com/

# Remote server root directory
remote_dir:     /srv/www/sparanoid.com/public_html

# Amazon S3 Bucket variable for s3cmd
s3_bucket:      s3://sparanoid/