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Hubticle README

How to install

replace username by GitHub account name

  1. Fork me on GitHub: Hubticle
  2. Change the name of the forked repo from "hubticle.github.com" to "username.github.com"
  3. Open (It may take up to 10 minutes to activate GitHub Pages for your account)
    http://username.github.com/

How to write an article

replace username by GitHub account name

####clone

$ git clone git@github.com:username/username.github.com.git
$ cd username.github.com

$ git remote add upstream git@github.com:hubticle/hubticle.github.com.git
$ git merge upstream/master

####write setting

hubticle.settings.user rewrite username            in index.html
hubticle.settings.repo rewrite username.github.com in index.html

####write article

$ touch `date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S`.markdown
or
$ emacs `date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S`.markdown
(file type *.markdown only)
write

####push

$ git add .
$ git commit -a
$ git pull origin master
$ git push origin master

##Scripts now you can use small shell scripts to create / edit your posts

####add

this would create a new post , open it up with an assigned markdown editor and on close , would commit to the git repo and push it online

the push it online part can be bypassed by using the -g switch

./new.sh

####edit

this would bring up a list of posts in your directory and allow you to select one particular post to open up with an assigned markdown editor and on close, would commit to the git repo and push it online

the push it online part can once again be bypassed using the -g switch

./edit.sh

POSTS
1) 20120302174040: example1
2) 20120302174041: example2
3) 20120302174042: example3
4) 20120302174043: Hubticle README

Edit what? :

####init

this is useful to make the index of the current .markdown files in the directory. So when you want to start using the scripts , it is recommended to use the init.sh command first so that the index is created.

./init.sh