Welcome to the Sea Florida Change repository; it has been created to help visualize anticipated sea level variance over time.
There are two environments associated with this project. The first is the production website that is accessible via https://SeaFLChange.org. The second is an environment used for development and testing. It is accessible via test.SeaFLChange.org.
The badges below show the status of the most recent continuous integration pipeline runs (used to ensure source code changes do not induce website failures and pass a series of RSpec tests) and test environment build:
The Sea Florida Change website is hosted using Google Cloud Run. Jekyll is used to create the static content for the website. Google Cloud Run uses a Docker container with the site's static content and NGINX for traffic management. The Dockerfile, NGINX configuration, and GitHub Actions workflows for build and deployment are all stored within this repository.
I hope you find this site useful, and I would be happy to incorporate any feedback you might have. If you would like to contribute directly, please open a pull request to merge changes into the test branch. When the pull request is approved, the test environment will automatically re-deploy with the changes.