Yet another incarnation of my blog (there has to be at least 3 or 4 different projects/rewrites at this point); this time using Hexo and hosted on github pages to save dem €€€'s.
This readme is out of date and its too late in the evening for me to want to change it. Currently using metalsmith for this.
# building
make build
# browser sync for local dev
make watch
# deploying
make publish
@todo: fix ordering of stuff.
// Clone repo
$ git clone [email protected]:bengsfort/aesinv-jekyll-blog.git
$ git checkout develop // development directory
// Install Hexo CLI and the project
$ npm install -g hexo-cli
$ npm install
$ hexo server
// Clone repo
$ git clone [email protected]:bengsfort/aesinv-jekyll-blog.git
$ git checkout develop // development directory
// Install Hexo CLI and project
$ npm install -g hexo-cli
$ npm install
// Generate the site
$ hexo generate
// Install pow and symlink the project dir
$ curl get.pow.cx | sh
$ cd ~/.pow
$ ln -s ~/path/to/bengsfort.github.io/
You can then check out the built project at bengsfort.github.io.dev.
The blog uses the hexo-deployer-git module for deploying to gh-pages, so deploying is very straightforward.
$ hexo deploy
The module will build the site to .deploy_git then force-push that to the master branch.
##Todo