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If you're just getting started with Jekyll, you can use this repository as a starting point for your own site.
Don't forget to install Jekyll and other dependencies (jekyll
, ruby-full
, build-essential
, and ruby-dev
for most OSes) :
# cd into project directory ( most likely EPuters.net )
cd <directory>
# install Bundler if you don't have it already
gem install bundler
# install jekyll, jekyll-archives, jekyll-sitemap, and jekyll-paginate ( you can usuall run "gem install <package>" for these )
bundle install
Then you can use it as you would any other Jekyll site:
bundle exec jekyll serve
To get the material currently running on EPuters.net you can use:
bundle exec jekyll build
cd _site
Note: You may want to change the source for certain scripts in _includes/footer.html
and _includes/head.html
We use a very fancy method of licensing our directory.
If your pull request creates any new files you may need to add those here: COPYRIGHT.txt
More information can be found here: https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/
See the COPYRIGHT.txt
file.
Source code should be licensed under a GPL compatible license.
Images may be licensed differently.
Also see our JavaScript License Page.