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Github Pages #15
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Hey Thibault, Yes, totally. You can use Suri anywhere you can deploy a static site, so GitHub Pages fits the bill. While it's not based on Jekyll – and so won't be built automatically by GitHub – you should be able to use Actions to automate that. Or, of course, you can just build locally on your machine and push the generated static site up to your GitHub Pages branch. I'm going to leave this open because I do want to add documentation about GitHub Pages to the README when I get a chance. Feel free to post back here with anything you find along the way as well! |
This is exactly what I wanted to do. After some research I have it set up and working perfectly. This project is AMAZING. Thank you @jstayton :) I followed this guide for deploying Eleventy with GH Actions and made two changes.
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One more change needed if you want to use a custom domain:
Otherwise your custom domain will be removed on every build (oops) |
With the release of v1, there's now a template repository for deploying to GitHub Pages. It has everything configured to work in just a few steps. |
Maybe this is a dumb question. But is it not possible to use Suri with Github pages instead?
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