A website for the Canterbury Open device lab, build with Yeoman Jekyllized
Run bundle && npm install
The default task, this will automatically compile and open the site in your browser. A watch task runs in the background and detects when any files change, recompiles them if nessecary and updates your browser with BrowserSync.
Almost the same as the default gulp task, but this won't start up a preview/LiveReload server and open the browser, it will only build your site.
This will first run gulp build to make sure the changes you've made to your site are included and then optimize all your assets (images, HTML, CSS, JS++). If you want to display your optimized site to make sure everything is working run gulp serve:prod to see the changes.
Empty the directory site or create a new directory there. Navigate to the folder and do git init, git remote add origin git@github.com:RedBullet/candl.git then git pull and git checkout gh-pages.
Now when you gulp publish, the files will be sent to /site/ and if you git push from site it will go to the live gh-pages branch.