This is the configuration for the “Göktuğ’s Elisp Stuff” website. ox-hugo is used to generate this from the source code repository. Hugo static website generator is used to build the website from the source files ox-hugo generates.
This section will be expanded when I will set up deployment.
There is a Makefile that handles all the tasks.
Build requirements:
- GNU Emacs
- Org mode
- ox-hugo
- Hugo
- make
- Python 2 (optional, for build server)
As of writing this document, I use Org 9.1, and GNU Emacs recently built from master (I usually build once each week), but any recent version of Emacs should work (not tested!).
On Debian stable you might want to get Hugo from the unstable (sid)
branch. For that, you should add sid to apt sources (in
/etc/apt/sources.list, example), and set package hugo to be
installed from unstable (in /etc/apt/preferences, example).
Before building, open ./generate.el and edit it to load ox-hugo from the correct path. Also, control ./Makefile and make sure the paths it sets and exports are all correct. Then, proceed to running make.
The default make rule will print out a help message and do nothing.
In order to build the website, run make build. In order to run the
build server, run make serve. This uses the SimpleHTTPServer
module from Python 2.
This package is licensed under the terms of GNU GPLv3. See the ./COPYING file.
Any fixes or suggestions are welcome, just open an issue on the GitHub repo. Note that the source of the website content is not in this repo, see the elisp repo instead.
- Link is a relative url, guess baseURL needs to be set.